Alex Shoots Buildings is a Prague-based architectural photography studio celebrated for its evocative and contextually rich imagery. His work fuses technical precision with poetic sensibility, capturing both the monumental and the intimate dimensions of architecture. He emphasizes the dialogue between structure, light, and atmosphere, producing photographs that reveal spatial narratives rather than mere documentation.
Serving architects, designers, and developers across Europe and beyond, Alex Shoots Buildings documents a wide spectrum of architectural projects—from residential homes and office spaces to cultural, hospitality, and public works. His images are selected to tell the story of each project’s form, material, and environment, and are regularly showcased in prominent design and architecture platforms.
LOCATION: Prague, Czech Republic
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House with Seven Floors by Malý Chmel is a unique single-family residence that redefines small-space living. Nestled in a sloped garden, the home is conceived as a vertical cave of light, where each floor offers a different…
In the heart of the city, just a ten-minute walk from their apartment, lies a large, mature garden owned by a couple who cherish their outdoor sanctuary. Seeking to enhance their garden experience, they approached BYRÓ Architekti…
Kabelovna Studios are located in a former electrical cable-making factory in the district of Holesovice, in the heart of Prague, Czech Republic. The facility, which was constructed in 1908, is a part of Prague’s workers’ colony from…
The reconstruction of a terrace house for the needs and comfortable urban living with the current standards for a family. The same terrace house design repeats in a few streets, using pseudo-mansard roofs, partial prefabrication, and materials…
The house lies in a pleasant wine cellar lane with limited access for construction equipment. We had to abandon the original reconstruction plan after the actual condition was discovered. The new building respects the footprint and shape…
Our new home was created in a historical part of a small town. We connected the neighboring buildings, got rid of all inappropriate interventions, and reconstructed them cleanly and considerately.
The Residenz Eisenerz is constructed on pillars going into the bearing layer of the subsoil to a depth of 16-20 m. The lower structure is designed using waterproof concrete.
The investors bought a relatively small sloping lot with a view to Palava hills. The assignment for the architects was quite simple: “A family house if you are able to fit anything on this lot.”
