Philip Johnson wrote that architecture exists only in time. It is not the design of space nor the massing or organizing of volumes. The main point is what he called “procession” — the experience of moving through a building.
If there’s an idea that sums up architectural photography better, I haven’t found it. This concept is at the forefront of my photography practice, informing every assignment I undertake: artfully conveying the experience of moving through the built environment.
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Ari Burling graduated from Parsons School of Design in 1995 with the goal of founding an all-inclusive architectural photography studio. Our expertise includes project photography, architectural portraiture, drone operations, and videography. We travel widely on assignment from our home base in New York City.
We are privileged to collaborate with esteemed architectural firms, prominent brands, and organizations dedicated to enhancing the built environment. Our commitment to each project is driven by passion, precision, and enthusiasm.
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