Barton Taylor photography

Barton Taylor is a Sydney-based architectural, interior, and commercial photographer whose work is defined by subtle narrative, refined light, and careful composition. With roots in fine arts and design, he captures spaces that feel both grounded and poetic, looking for those moments when architecture resonates with daily life and atmosphere.

His portfolio spans built environments across Australia, featuring work for architects, cultural institutions, and design publications. Through thoughtful observation and a creative eye for light, Barton Taylor transforms ordinary spaces into striking images that reflect both form and feeling.

LOCATION: Sydney, Australia
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Coconut Crab Studio / Alexander Symes Architect

Coconut Crab Studio / Alexander Symes Architect

Coconut Crab Studio by Alexander Symes Architect is an environmentally regenerative ceramic studio located in Sydney’s Inner West. Created in collaboration with Casa Adams Fine Wares and landscape architect Jason Monaghan, the project offsets its embodied energy…

Re-Generation House Alexander Symes Architect

Re-Generation House / Alexander Symes Architect

Re-Generation House by Alexander Symes Architect demonstrates how architecture can balance heritage, ecology, and family life. By keeping what exists, adding only what is necessary, and sourcing the lowest-impact materials, the project embodies a circular future.

Cake House / Alexander Symes Architect

Cake House: Reviving a Coastal Landmark

In the beach town of Mollymook, a well-known home called Cake House has been brought back to life. Locals and surfers once used its sharp, kite-shaped roof as a landmark. Architect Alexander Symes kept this unique shape…

Fun Haus / Alexander Symes Architect

Fun Haus / Alexander Symes Architect

Fun Haus seeks to push preconceptions of space per person on a small 117m2 urban site in Inner City Sydney. The primary dwelling is constructed behind the existing cottage frontage and a secondary detached dwelling sits along…

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