Moritz Bernoully
MORITZ BERNOULLY, photographer and architect, born in Germany. I live and work in Mexico City and Frankfurt/Main. My work focuses on the documentation of architecture, public spaces and contemporary art. I am interested in the mutual interaction between built environment and its users.
My photos have been published in international magazines and book productions and shown in exhibitions in Mexico City, Rotterdam and Tel Aviv. I collaborate on a regular basis with the Mexican Museo Jumex and in 2014 I documented more than a hundred projects for a new architecture guide for Mexico City.
Moritz Bernoully is a photographer of architecture based in Frankfurt, Germany.
Hessen, Germany Frankfurt, Germany - Phone: +49 (0)157 8198 5100 - www.moritzbernoully.com
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The Historical Museum in FrankfurtFrankfurt a.M. - GermanyArchitecture by Lederer + Ragnarsdóttir + Oei
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CDMX LABORATORY FOR MATERIAL RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND INSPECTIONMexico city - MexicoArchitecture by ACCIDENTAL / Susana Pantoja & Gerardo Galicia
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Sternberg CaréeKassel - GermanyArchitecture by HAPPARCHITECTURE
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SOS Brutalism at DAM / German Architecture MuseumFrankfurt a.M. - Germany
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Unidad Vecinal PortalesSantiago de Chile - ChileArchitecture by Bresciani, Valdés, Castillo, Huidobro (BVCH)
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Pavilion TLALIMexico City - MexicoArchitecture by Abierto Studio
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A RoomMexico City - MexicoArchitecture by Salottobuono | Matteo Ghidoni
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RecoVeco by Lorenzo Castro JaramilloMexico City - MexicoArchitecture by Castro Arquitectos, MEIR LOBATON CORONA
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Christ ChurchMexico City - MexicoArchitecture by Carlos Mijares Bracho
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Casa CAFMMexico City - MexicoArchitecture by R-ZERO
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Sandra Weil Fashion StoreMexico City - MexicoArchitecture by Zeller & Moye
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Preschool Nuevo ContinenteSantiago de Querétaro - MexicoArchitecture by Taller de Arquitectura Miguel Montor
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Archivo PavillonMexico City - MexicoArchitecture by Pedro y Juana
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SEL HouseCoyoacán - MexicoArchitecture by CampoTaller
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ASRM-ZukunftspavillonFrankfurt a.M. - GermanyArchitecture by Ian Shaw Architekten