URBAN STORIES

Modern glass building with a sloped white roof and few people walking on the sidewalk in winter.

Oslo Opera House Norway / Snøhetta

Located on the Oslo harbor, the Oslo Opera House stands as a contemporary symbol of Norwegian culture and architecture. Designed by the firm Snøhetta, the core concept was to create a public space accessible to everyone. The most striking feature is the massive, walkable roof, paved with white Italian Carrara marble, which gently slopes down into the Oslo Fjord like an iceberg, blurring the boundaries between architecture and nature, art and everyday life.

URBAN STORIES | OSLO | 2024

Oslo Norway

Stands as a global showcase for contemporary Nordic design and sustainability. This collection captures the city's radical waterfront revival, highlighting its deep integration with the natural environment. From the bold forms of the Barcode Project to the works by Snøhetta, Oslo's architecture is defined by clean lines, an honest materiality, and a rigorous adherence to minimalist aesthetics and human-centered design.

URBAN STORIES | OSLO | 2024

The Wave Vejle Denmark / Henning Larsen Architects

Designed by Henning Larsen Architects, The Wave (Bølgen) is an award-winning residential landmark defining the waterfront of Vejle, Denmark. The architecture is a powerful sculptural echo of the local landscape, translating the dynamic rhythm of the fjord's waves and surrounding hills into five continuous, tiled structures. This striking form creates a powerful visual dialogue with the water, offering a unique blend of Scandinavian functionality and dramatic architectural poetics. The large, full-height windows ensure maximum natural light and panoramic views, solidifying its status as a masterpiece of contemporary residential design.

URBAN STORIES | VEJLE | DENMARK | 2025

Holmenkollen Ski Jump Oslo Norway / JDS Architects

This series captures the monumental presence of the Holmenkollen Ski Jump and Museum, a powerful emblem of Norway's national identity and winter sports heritage. The images explore the dramatic contrast between JDS Architects’ futuristic, cantilevered structure and the soft, snow-covered Nordic forest landscape. This work highlights how the architecture functions as both a venue for world-class athletics and an accessible public viewing platform, offering unparalleled panoramic views of Oslo and the Fjord

URBAN STORIES | OSLO | 2024

Modern urban building with metallic exterior and visible pipes, stairs, and glass elevators. Pedestrians and a cyclist in the foreground.

London United Kingdom

This collection is a photographic journal capturing the raw, relentless human energy of London as a global capital. My focus is on the dynamic interaction within the city's unique architectural layering, where the contemporary buzz of daily life meets the quiet dignity of protected historical heritage on every street corner.

URBAN STORIES | LONDON | 2025

People riding bikes and walking on a bike path in front of modern buildings, including two high-rise structures with unique, wavy architectural designs, in an urban setting under a clear blue sky.

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Copenhagen Denmark

The pinnacle of urban liveability and sustainable design. This portfolio explores the city's modern Danish Functionalism and New Nordic aesthetic, which prioritizes the human experience by promoting bicycle culture and maximizing natural light. The collection captures the city's unique genius for creating vibrant, socially-minded spaces with striking material honesty.

URBAN STORIES | COPENHAGEN | 2025

Nighttime view of the Tokyo Tower illuminated in red with a city skyline in the background, including tall office buildings and skyscrapers.

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Tokyo Japan

This visual journey through Tokyo captures the city's profound rhythm: the neon-lit speed of hyper-modernity set against the calm sanctuary of its traditions. It is an exploration of the fascinating tension between extreme urban density and the surprising pockets of personal, immaculate order I discovered as a visitor.

URBAN STORIES | TOKYO | 2025