In this series photographer Jean Pierre Gabriel clearly captures the elegance inherent in any building designed by the architectural firm Glenn Sestig.
The structures that Glenn Sestig creates manage to incorporate all of the clean, sharp lines associated with modernism while maintaining a sense of texture and depth lacking in many contemporary designs. The leading edges of their buildings work with one another rather than against each other to produce shapes that are defined but not severe.
Glenn Sestig pays attention to lighting and color as well. In fact, they use lighting as a sort of paint in many of their designs. This is a clever application. For centuries, humans could not control lighting with much efficacy. Since electricity was harnessed this changed. However, until very recently the use of electric light as a medium has eluded many firms. Glenn Sestig is ahead of the curve in this regard.
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