Entitled 'Behind the Edge' this series of hotel facade portraits by photographer Luigi Bonaventura take an unconventional look at traditional architecture. These streamlined and uniformed images feature repeated forms of colorful window and balcony views that appear repeated much like moving images on a film strip.
These artful architecture portraits by Luigi Bonaventura capture streamlined structural details that create a repetitive pattern. The New-York based photographer has captured hotels in a wide variety of destinations that include Jesolo Beach and Venice among others.
Known for their use of color and display of linear geometries, these bold images are an intriguing look at hotel facades and the intriguing similarities one can find when looking at different architecture pieces all across the globe.
What's Driving This Trend
- Uniformed Architecture
- The Behind the Edge Portrait Series highlights the trend of featuring streamlined and uniformed architectural designs.
- Colorful Facades
- The artful photography series showcases the trend of capturing bold and colorful hotel facades.
- Repetitive Patterns
- The uniformed images demonstrate the trend of capturing repetitive structural details in architecture.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography
- Photographers can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by experimenting with capturing uniformed architecture and repetitive patterns in their work.
- Hospitality
- Hotels can utilize the trend of colorful facades by incorporating unique and bold designs to enhance customer experiences.
- Architecture
- Architects and designers can find inspiration in the Behind the Edge Portrait Series to create uniformed and visually appealing structures.
