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Hearst Tower, New York Project ref: 13418
The Hearst Tower in New York designed
by the architect Norman Foster grows
out of the original building of 1928 by
Joseph Urban. It is the first “green” high
rise office building completed in New
York City.

Commissioned by Norman Foster for a
new book entitled “Building with History”
the project covered many other buildings
in Europe and the USA.

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Hearst Tower, New York Project ref: 13418


Gucci Museum, Florence Project ref: 13560

The Gucci Museum is situated in the
Palazzo della Mercanzia, Florence, which
dates back to 1337.

I was commissioned by Gucci to capture
the architectural qualities of the new
musum interiors for the opening which
was timed to celebrate the 90th
Anniversary of the fashion House of
Gucci.

Many challenges included shooting in
an extremely busy exterior Piazze and
infinitely variable lighting conditions in
the minimally designed galleries.

Richard Bryant/arcwaidimages.com richard@richardbryant.co.uk 0208 546 4352

Gucci Museum, Florence Project ref: 13560


FirstSite, Colchester Project ref: 13530
The spectacular Rafael Viñoly-designed
building, a swoop of glass and metal
beside and on top of the remains of the
first Roman town in Britain.

This latest addition to the civic fabric of
the town is a new £25million arts centre:
a large, curvilinear building entirely clad
in bright gold copper-aluminium panels,
designed by the Uruguayan architect,
Rafael Viñoly.

Its official name is firstsite, although
Viñoly himself has christened it
“The Golden Banana”.

The photography was commissioned for
the press launch of the new building.


FirstSite, Colchester Project ref: 13530


MAXXI Museum, Rome Project ref: 12857
The MAXXI National Museum of XXI
Century Arts, the winning project of
Zaha Hadid convinced the jury because
of its possibilities to integrate with the
urban texture and the innovative and
highly creative architectonical solution.

Also creating a delightful challenge for
any photographer these images were
commissioned by Zaha Hadid.


MAXXI Museum, Rome Project ref: 12857


Auditorium Parco della Musica, Rome Project ref: 10574
Parco della Musica was designed by Ital-
ian architect Renzo Piano. It consists
of three large concert halls arranged
around a central court.
Each concert hall differs from the other
in terms of dimension and functions, but
they are all characterized by an
extreme flexibility and versatility of the
space. The interiors are entirely made of
cherry-wood, which best resolved acous-
tic problems.

The photography was commissioned by
Domus for an editorial feature.


Auditorium Parco della Musica, Rome Project ref: 10574


Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles Project ref: 10675
Designed by architect Frank Gehry, Walt
Disney Concert Hall, new home of the
Los Angeles Philharmonic, is designed
to be one of the most acoustically so-
phisticated concert halls in the world,
providing both visual and aural intimacy
for an unparalleled musical experience.

This is a dream project for an
architectural photographer. Not only
are the forms of the building extremely
photogenic inviting wonderful abstract
compositions, but the weather can also
be relied upon to give consistently
beautiful light.

‘Absolutely the best pictures taken of
the Hall’ Frank Gehry.


Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles Project ref: 10675


Smithsonian’s Kogod Courtyard Project ref: 13416

The courtyard with its elegant glass
canopy designed by world-renowned
architects Foster + Partners provides a
distinctive, contemporary accent to the
museums’ Greek Revival building.

The enclosure of the building’s grand
central courtyard was prompted by a
desire to transform the public’s
experience of the Smithsonian’s galleries
and provide the Institution with one of
the largest event spaces in Washington.

Norman Foster for a new book entitled
“Building with History”.


Smithsonian’s Kogod Courtyard Project ref: 13416


Mathaf Museum, Qatar Project ref: 13286
Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art in
Doha, Qatar is located in a former school
building in Doha’s Education City, has a
collection that offers a rare comprehen-
sive overview of modern Arab art,
representing the major trends and
sites of production spanning the
1840s through the present day.

the Qatar Foundation for Education,
Science and Community Development
for their opening press launch and
website requirements.



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Boston Museum of Fine Art Project ref: 13415
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston,
Massachusetts, is one of the largest
museums in the United States.

Architecturally, the project echoes
themes explored in the Reichstag and
the Great Court at the British Museum,
combining elements of old and new and
strengthening links with the community
by making the building more open and
accessible.

Norman Foster for a new book entitled
“Building with History”.


Boston Museum of Fine Art Project ref: 13415


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