Chris Cooper is a New York-based architectural and interiors photographer with over twenty years of experience capturing built environments across residential, commercial, educational, and hospitality sectors. He works closely with architects and designers to translate design intent into compelling images, paying attention to composition, light, form, and atmosphere. His style is versatile—at times precise and controlled, at others more natural and spontaneous—depending on what the project demands.
His work regularly appears in international architecture and design publications, and he is known for collaborating on projects that range from loft conversions and boutique hotels to campus buildings and cultural institutions. Cooper is also valued for his ability to adapt—using both natural and artificial lighting, integrating people or context when needed, and providing clients with images that help express the mood, materiality, and spatial qualities of their work.
LOCATION: New York City, USA
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Nestled within a lakeside setting in Milford, PA, Log Tavern Pond House draws inspiration from its mid-century neighbors—many of which reflect the Usonian principles pioneered by Frank Lloyd Wright. Echoing their long, low proportions, natural materials, and…
Just one block east of the East River and the Ferry Terminal servicing the Greenpoint neighborhood of Brooklyn, as of June 2017 45 India Street is fully occupied.
A short drive from New York City, the Clinton Corners residence is nestled discreetly on a sylvan lot in the Hudson Valley. The house was envisioned as both a family retreat for weekends away from the city…
At only 15 feet wide, this petite Manhattan townhouse expands beyond its envelope. A sophisticated palette of materials including white washed wood floors, tinted concrete, stainless steel, and white onyx provides a gallery-like setting for the client’s…
Built in the late 70s, Long Island Retreat began as a 1,600-square-foot, three bedroom structure that had been in the family for many years. To preserve the original home, the structure of the existing house was converted…
When a lively family of five considered building a weekend home to serve as a hub for their extensive network of family and friends, they decided to return to Rhode Island’s Watch Hill peninsula, a place with…
A cool palette in iconic furniture pieces and art, punctuated by starkly contrasting black and white articulations, constructs this sophisticated masculine loft apartment in Soho. At the entryway, custom black metal frames hold milk white glass
This glass pavilion ties into a series of terraces, gardens, swimming pool and outdoor living spaces, extending the ranch house out into the landscape. The gardens and outdoor living spaces were designed along with the glass pavilion
