The LondonHouse Rooftop: One Decision Governs the Whole Evening
A rooftop terrace on a 1923 building at Michigan Avenue and the Chicago River, looking along the river and across the skyline.
Navy Pier: Photographing a Wedding Out Over the Lake
A historic pier extending into Lake Michigan from the Chicago lakefront, with the skyline behind and open water on three sides.
Garfield Park Conservatory: Field Notes on Photographing Under Glass
A large early-1900s glasshouse on Chicago's West Side, with palm and fern rooms under expanses of glass.
The Adler Planetarium: One Decision Governs the Whole Day
A 1930s planetarium on Northerly Island, facing the Chicago skyline across the harbour with Lake Michigan behind.
The Rio Grande Zoo: Cottonwood Shade and the Enclosure Problem
A zoo set among mature cottonwoods beside the Rio Grande in Albuquerque, with planted grounds and animal enclosures.
Isleta Resort: How the Lake and Mountain Frame Is Made
A resort with lakes and open grounds south of Albuquerque, with mountain views across the Rio Grande valley.
Grouse Mountain Lodge: Broad Lawns and the Group Photograph
A timber lodge on open ground near Whitefish, Montana, with broad lawns and mountain views.
The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center: Working a Curved Plaza
A cultural centre in Albuquerque owned by the nineteen Pueblos of New Mexico, built around a large curved outdoor plaza.
The Albuquerque Museum: From Modern Glass to Old Town Adobe
A contemporary museum of art and history on the edge of Old Town Albuquerque, with a sculpture garden and glazed public spaces.
The Thunderbird Inn: Field Notes on a 1964 Motor Inn
A 1964 motor inn on West Oglethorpe, restored with its mid-century character and neon signage intact. Entirely unlike every other venue in Savannah.