The Hotel Indigo Madison: What It Suits, and What It Does Not
A boutique hotel in a converted downtown building — where original fabric and contemporary fit-out sit side by side.
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We are writing a photographer’s field guide to every wedding venue we would happily work in, city by city. Each guide covers the light, the timing and the frames that work – and says plainly where we are drawing on craft rather than on having shot there.
A boutique hotel in a converted downtown building — where original fabric and contemporary fit-out sit side by side.
Read the guideA heavily themed collegiate hotel in downtown Madison — pattern, colour and reference on every surface.
Read the guideA private city club on Lake Monona — a building designed for members rather than for guests, which changes the rooms.
Read the guideA contemporary art museum in downtown Madison with a rooftop sculpture garden above a city built on an isthmus.
Read the guideA large zoo in Milwaukee, where a northern climate compresses the outdoor season into about five usable months.
Read the guideA theatre complex built into a former riverside power station — industrial structure with performance spaces inside it.
Read the guideA natural history museum built around walk-through dioramas — immersive sets with their own theatrical lighting.
Read the guideAn art museum on Lake Michigan with a roof that opens — a moveable sunscreen of steel fins with a two-hundred-foot wingspan.
Read the guideA resort in the Stowe valley below Mount Mansfield — the highest ground in Vermont, and the one frame it gives.
Read the guideA lakefront hotel on Lake Champlain — with the lake and the Adirondacks on one side and the city on the other.
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