Contemporary project photos
Facades, living rooms and kitchens in contemporary project photographs let you compare how aluminum, solid timber and painted drywall are used.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
Contemporary
About Contemporary project photos
Contemporary projects in the United States appear in exterior and interior photographs that can inform a brief for a new build or renovation. Modern Four Square by CMSA Architects is one example; its facade photographs show the massing, the arrangement of openings and how the building’s planes meet.
Contemporary projects
The Contemporary photographs show bathrooms, dining rooms and pool areas, alongside views into living spaces. Solara by CMSA Architects is among the projects pictured. The images provide reference points for discussing room proportions, transitions and details with an architect or designer.
Steel, natural stone and concrete appear in photographs across the category. Bay Isle Horizon by CMSA Architects is one project in the collection. Treat visible surfaces as references rather than specifications, since a photograph does not confirm the product, finish or construction detail.
What should I look for in an exterior view?
Compare the building’s massing, openings and relationship between facade planes. Use project drawings to check dimensions before carrying an idea into a design.
How can interior photographs help with a renovation?
Use views of bathrooms, dining rooms or pool areas to identify room proportions and details worth discussing with a designer or contractor.
Can a photograph confirm which material was specified?
No. A photograph shows appearance, while project documents or a contractor can confirm the product, finish and installation requirements.
























































