Santos Place, Brisbane
Paris-based art director Alexandre Jacques has a part graphic design, part photography project titled ‘Architectural Pattern’ that features skyscrapers around the world.
His photos of towering, majestic buildings reveal a mesmerizing beauty in their geometric patterns and lines, encouraging viewers to look at architecture from a different perspective.
Jacques explains, “At the boundaries between graphic design and photography, this project invites you to take a new look at chosen facades often considered invasive or degrading. The repetition of horizontal and vertical lines or a single pattern loses the viewer in a world where boundaries disappear. In the middle of such a mass Man no longer seems to exist.”
Check out some of his images below and view more at his Tumblr site and online store.
Tower Space 2000, Paris
Arche de la Défense, Paris
Tour Ariane, Paris
Tour Novotel, Paris
Two World Financial Center, New York City
New York Times Building, New York City
One Liberty Plaza, New York City
[via PSFK and Dezeen, images via Architectural Pattern]