Brussels Belgium architecture CBR building by Constantin Brodzki by Ulysses Saniel #architecture

Location:
Brussels, Belgium Building:
CBR Building Architects: Lambrichs Marcel, Brodzki Constantin Shot by iPhone – Createmore. Studio:
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Manila architecture archives by Ulysses Saniel

Manila, Philippines Shoot Photo Archives 2018.
Architecture by Leandro Locsin
Createmore
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Photographer and Creative Director
Ulysses Saniel
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Creative Direction
Create More
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Milan Studio shoot: YOUNG for Fashion Model it. by Ulysses Saniel 23

Autumn Studio Shoot. 23

YOUNG KIM for The Fashion Model Management

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Location:

Officina 32

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Creative Direction:

Createmorestudio

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Photographer:

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Photographer & Designer Ulysses Saniel

Photographer: Ulysses Saniel
Location: Lake District Cave, Cumbria 2022

Photographer: Ulysses Saniel
Location: London, 2020
Photograph by Sebastian Garraway

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Con-create studio blues: Summer 23: Josefa shot by Ulysses John Saniel

Photographer:
Ulysses John Saniel
Model:
Josefa from WOKE Model management/Viva Models Berlin
Lighting Asssistant:
Tracy
Creative Direction:
StudioCreatemore
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Thomas Heatherwick Vessel New York by Ulysses John Saniel 

Thomas Heatherwick Vessel New York by Ulysses Saniel – ‘The only way is up’.

(Series 2.0)

Architecture Photography: Ulysses Saniel
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The Thomas Heatherwick Vessel is a unique architectural structure located in the Hudson Yards development on the west side of Manhattan, New York City. Designed by British architect Thomas Heatherwick, the Vessel is an interactive public art installation and a new icon for New York City.

The Vessel is made up of 154 flights of stairs, 80 landings, and 2,500 steps, all interwoven to create a web-like structure that is 16 stories tall. It has a total of 80 viewing platforms that offer breathtaking views of the city, the Hudson River, and the surrounding landscape.

The Vessel’s design was inspired by ancient Indian stepwells and the mathematical form of a Möbius strip, resulting in a mesmerizing visual effect. It is made of polished copper-colored steel, which reflects the changing light of the day, creating a dynamic and shimmering effect.

The Vessel is not just a sculpture, but also a public space that encourages interaction and exploration. Visitors can climb up and down the stairs, take photos, and enjoy the views from different levels. The Vessel is also a popular spot for yoga classes, picnics, and other events.

The Vessel was completed in 2019 and quickly became a popular attraction in New York City. However, it has faced criticism for its high cost and its perceived lack of accessibility for people with disabilities. In 2020, a young boy tragically died after jumping from the Vessel.

Despite these controversies, the Thomas Heatherwick Vessel remains a unique and striking addition to New York City’s skyline. Its intricate design and interactive nature have made it a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, and it continues to inspire and captivate visitors from around the world.

Constantin Brodzki building Brussels by Ulysses Saniel

Architecture Photography: Ulysses Saniel
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About the building:

The Constantin Brodzki building, located in the city of Brussels, is a masterpiece of architectural design and innovation. It was designed by the Belgian architect Constantin Brodzki in the 1970s, and is considered to be one of the most iconic buildings in the city.

The building is known for its unique style, which combines elements of brutalism, minimalism, and modernism. It is made up of a series of concrete cylinders that are stacked on top of each other, creating a dynamic and visually striking structure. The building’s exterior is characterized by its rough concrete texture and its unusual shape, which makes it stand out from the surrounding buildings.

Inside, the building features a spacious and open design that emphasizes natural light and the use of space. The interior is dominated by a large central staircase, which spirals upwards through the building and connects the various floors. The staircase is made up of thin metal sheets, which are bent and shaped to create a unique, sculptural effect.

One of the most interesting aspects of the Constantin Brodzki building is the way it plays with light and shadow. The concrete cylinders that make up the building’s structure are perforated with small circular openings, which allow light to filter through and create a dynamic interplay of light and shadow throughout the interior.

The building was designed to serve as the headquarters of an insurance company, and its design reflects the company’s values of transparency and openness. It was built at a time when Brutalism was becoming popular in architecture, but Brodzki’s unique approach to the style set it apart from other Brutalist buildings of the time.

Today, the Constantin Brodzki building is recognized as an architectural masterpiece, and is considered to be a landmark of modernist architecture in Brussels. Its unique design and innovative use of materials have inspired architects and designers around the world, and it continues to be a source of inspiration for those interested in modernist design and architecture.