Scribe

Scribe is a winery in Sonoma County featuring Spanish Revival architecture. The style draws from Spanish colonial traditions with characteristic elements like stucco walls, red tile roofs, arched openings, and ornamental details that evoke the Mediterranean aesthetic of early California missions and haciendas.

Sea Ranch

Sea Ranch is an architectural project on the Sonoma Coast, a planned community known for its distinctive modern architecture that harmonizes with the rugged coastal landscape. Designed by prominent architects including Charles Moore, Donlyn Lyndon, and others, the development emphasizes environmental sensitivity and integration with the natural setting.

The Met

The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City is one of the world's largest and finest art museums. The museum's building itself is an architectural landmark, with its Beaux-Arts facade and expansive galleries that house an encyclopedic collection spanning thousands of years of art history.

Minnesota Street Project

Minnesota Street Project is a San Francisco-based arts organization that provides affordable studio and gallery space for artists and art dealers. Located in the Dogpatch neighborhood, the project supports the local arts community through its innovative model of sustainable, accessible exhibition and workspace.

Marin County Civic Center

Marin County Civic Center is located in Marin County, California, in the city of San Rafael. It is Frank Lloyd Wright's only civic building, designed in his distinctive organic architecture style. The building serves as the county's administrative center and represents a unique example of Wright's vision applied to public institutional architecture.

St. Mary's Cathedral

Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumption is a cathedral in San Francisco architected by Pietro Belluschi and structural engineering genius Pier Luigi Nervi.

SF Parks

Shots of many of San Francisco parks.

Public Spaces

Exploration of urban environments and shared public landscapes.

Diebenkorn @ SFO

Richard Diebenkorn was a prominent American painter and a key figure in the Bay Area Figurative Movement. Known for his abstract compositions and later his Ocean Park series, Diebenkorn's work bridges abstraction and representation with a distinctive use of color and geometric forms. These photographs document his artwork installed at San Francisco International Airport, where his large-scale pieces serve as public art within the terminal spaces, bringing fine art into the everyday experience of travelers passing through one of the world's busiest airports.