Chase Daniel Architectural Photographer: I am a photographer and designer based in Austin, TX. Most days, you can find me working alongside a team of designers at an award winning architecture firm. On others, I am behind a lens specializing in travel, commercial, and architectural photography.
I enjoy combining these two passions and telling well-crafted stories through capturing beautifully designed spaces. Over the past few years, I’ve had the opportunity to work with some of my favorite brands and collaborate with a wide variety of clients. I believe in working together to create unique and high quality content that fits your company.
LOCATION: Austin, Texas
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Renowned Austin architect James LaRue, LaRue Architects, took his dated Austin condo down to the studs. James and his wife purchased the townhome in the a desirable west Austin neighborhood just over a year ago.
The Ramsey Residence was conceived as the diagrammatic intersection of dialectical program elements in both the interior and exterior.
E2211 is an urban retreat in Austin Texas that was developed, designed, and built by Ravel Architecture.
The existing home was a brick and stucco two-story residence and was wrapped in heavy masonry porches on both the front and rear of the residence which faces the view.
Hidden away on a large acreage near Marble Falls, TX, this ranch home floats atop a rocky cliff overlooking rushing creek waters below. Porch dwellers dangle over the cliff edge on cantilevered decks extending as much as 15 feet.
Recently completed in February 2019, Axiom Desert House made its debut as a Featured Home at this year’s Palm Springs Modernism Week—turning heads as a stunning, systems-built jewel that is now the private residence of designers Joel and Meelena Turkel, as well as a Living Lab for Turkel Design.
The Houston Creative Office for Michael Hsu Office of Architecture is located in the heart of the Heights Neighborhood. The building is a single-story, mid-century storefront that allows for a retail-like pedestrian interaction.
Mark Odom Studio, subdivided this one-acre, heavily treed property in Austin, Texas to become four duplex lots, equaling eight individual residences along a shared drive.
