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Fragments

Architectural photography goes beyond simple documentation, turning structural elements into visual stories. While wide-angle views commonly used in architectural photography help contextualize a building and its surroundings, this gallery focuses on selective fragments.

By zooming in on these details, the collection shifts attention away from the larger scale to finer structures that often go unnoticed. The intent is to highlight how small, deliberate choices in material, form, and texture contribute to the overall aesthetic and character of a building, showcasing architecture as both a functional craft and an expressive art.

Minimalist composition of a part of the Axel Springer Skyscraper in Berlin.Part of a mosaic mural created by Walter Womacka on the facade of Haus des Lehrers, near Alexanderplatz, Berlin.A bronze relief architectural installation with stylized figures near Alexanderplatz, Berlin.Detail of the House of the Berlin Publishers, which is an architectural historical monument near Alexanderplatz, Berlin.Intricate geometric building patterns and large windows of a modern apartment building in Berlin, Germany.Detail view of the Mercedes-Benz Bank Service Center in the Berlin city center.Repetitive building elements on a facade of an office building on Kurfürstendamm, Berlin.Detail view of the Axel Springer Skyscraper during evening hours.Intricate architectural elements of glass and steel at one of the entrances of the Axel Springer Skyscraper in Berlin.Columns and a large glass facade describe the Axel Springer Neubau building in Berlin.Detail of construction elements and intricate windows of the Axel Springer Neubau.Complex architectural elements on the Axel Springer Neubau building in Berlin.The 3XN Cube Berlin reflects its surroundings, including the Charité hospital.The Berlin Central Station is reflected in the 3XN Cube Berlin building during the blue hour.Detail view of the 3XN Cube Berlin during the evening.Part of the baroque facade of the Monastery's Church, built in 1289, in Sighisoara, Romania.Part of the facade of the Clock Tower, built in the 14th century, in the medieval citadel of Sighisoara, Romania.Lower part of the Clock Tower in Sighisoara, Romania, with small steps and an archway that acts as an entry to the medieval citadel.Balconies on a newly constructed apartment building near Adlershof, Berlin.The sunset is reflected on the facade of the Max Born Institute in Adlershof, Berlin.Facade of a research facility illuminated by streetlight near Adlershof, Berlin.

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