The images presented here are taken during the design process for various projects that I have done over the past three years.  Their abstract quality removes them from this process.  The usual sequence of idea becoming design becoming built artifact is interrupted at a point before the design materializes, between idea and realization.   As opposed to traditional architecture and its forms of representation, these images have no reference to time.  Similarly they are framed to have no recognizable horizon or perspective rendering them spaceless.  These images taken out of time and space remain frozen instances of the digital.

They are spaces that would normally be folded into the final building.  Extracting these images creates a new space and time for them to inhabit.  That is the space of the viewer.  And as they have no time or space of their own, their original references are lost.  This gives the viewer the ability to project their own ideas.