Amanda Kirkpatrick is a Brooklyn, New York–based architectural and interior photographer, known for her refined eye and deep understanding of space, light, and atmosphere. Her images capture the interaction between architecture and daily life, often revealing subtle textures, shadow play, and the spirit of place.
Her clients include architects, designers, and developers working across residential, commercial, hospitality, and cultural projects. Her photographic work has been published in major design and architectural outlets, and she is regularly commissioned to translate built visions into visual narratives.
LOCATION: Brooklyn, New York, USA
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Flatiron Loft Apartment by StudioLAB is a bold and eclectic transformation of a live/work space in New York City’s Flatiron District. Designed for a young, modern family, the renovation turns an expansive industrial loft into a warm,…
The Meadows House blends contemporary design with the historic vernacular architecture of Litchfield County. Positioned on a sloping site, the home offers sweeping views of the rolling hills and is surrounded by native meadows that extend to…
Close to Lincoln Center Plaza, two existing apartments were combined by StudioLAB into a single custom tailored 4-bedroom residence. Characteristic with other buildings from the same post-war era, the existing apartments suffered greatly from a low, monotonous…
Relocating to the East Coast from Santa Monica, it was important to the family to bring the spirit of the Modern homes they left behind into the design of their new residence in a conservative, suburban neighborhood…
Designed by J_spy Architecture, the Catskills House offers a high-end, modern retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. This 900 sqft cabin seamlessly blends functionality with environmental sustainability, creating a perfect escape for a modern…
This East Austin home combines pure Modernism with a regional vernacular referencing aging structures such as barns and stables found throughout rural Texas. Cedar siding, exposed wood and steel framing, and steel windows imbibe the home with a…
