Brett Boardman is an Australian photographer specializing in architecture, interiors, and the built environment. With a background in both photography and stage design, he brings a unique narrative quality to his images, capturing not only the physical form of a space but also its atmosphere and lived experience. His compositions often emphasize light, texture, and context, presenting architecture in a way that feels both precise and human.
Over the years, Brett has collaborated with some of Australia’s leading architects and designers, documenting projects ranging from cultural and educational buildings to private residences. His work is widely published in design journals and books, and he is recognized for his ability to translate architectural intent into compelling visual stories.
LOCATION: Sydney, Australia
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An articulated two-storey volume is sensitively stitched to the rear fabric of a Federation masonry and hipped envelope to provide significant additional freedom for the owners and their children to grow into.
Inviting life into a once-derelict Marrickville cottage, a complete renovation and new extension establishes living and rehearsal space for two musicians. A comfortable retreat set within a garden; original Federation interiors are restored in crisp white, whilst…
Project: Down Size Up Size House Architects: Carter Williamson Architects Location: McMahons Point Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Photographs: Brett Boardman Awards: Commendation – 2016 NSW Architecture Award for Small Projects Down Size Up Size House House is
Tivoli Terrace, a meticulous renovation by LAVA Architects, showcases a modern reinterpretation of a narrow four-meter-wide terrace house located in the historic district of Paddington, Sydney.
