Contemporary Architecture in Public Spaces
This ongoing visual journal gathers fragments of contemporary architecture encountered across cities — a personal archive of forms, surfaces, and internal and external landscapes observed while walking. The work focuses on how modern buildings, very often museums, inhabit public space and shape the way we move, look, and live in urban environments.
The images presented here are part of a growing digital collection that explores architecture as a lived and visual experience — through textures, grids, asymmetries, and design gestures that tell stories about our cities.
You’ll find below a selection of images extracted from this broader body of work. The full collection is available as a PDF publication, regularly updated as the archive evolves.
