Approach
Kristie Meyer’s photographic approach focuses on capturing the atmosphere of a space — its details, materials, and light — aspects carefully defined by the architectural concept. The space shapes the character of the images. The intention of each project becomes visible in a quiet, unobtrusive way.
Photography breathes within its context, respects its silence, and presents materials honestly, including their patina. Therefore reduction, clarity, and authenticity are essential elements. Architecture remains calm and true. The space takes precedence; the building stands in its context. The aim is a visual translation of the architectural idea and its underlying values into a visual language.
About
Kristie Meyer is a trained architect and architecture photographer. She studied architecture in beautiful Prague before moving to Stuttgart for her Master's degree, where her passion for photography deepened.
During her Master's degree, she gained invaluable experience working with renowned architectural photographers Roland Halbe and Zooey Braun. This led to early photographic commissions for research institutes such as the ICD, ITKE at the University of Stuttgart and ODK.design.
Her Master Thesis, "Bionic Architecture Origins" explored the influence of nature on architectural processes over decades and the development of the emerging field of Bionic Architecture, using architectural photography as its medium.
Working as both an architect and architectural photographer since 2017, she has cultivated a sensitivity for the details and subtleties of architectural projects. This combined perspective allows her to approach each work with a clear architectural understanding and a precise photographic language.