Dror Baldinger is a San Antonio-based architectural and interiors photographer known for his skilled depiction of form, light, and space. His imagery captures both the character of materials and the subtle atmospheres in built environments, from grand civic buildings to intimate interiors. A Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, Baldinger brings a design sensibility and understanding of architectural intent into each photograph.
He works across the United States, documenting projects such as cultural centers, libraries, research facilities, and residential commissions. His photographs are featured in prominent architecture media like ArchDaily, reflecting his ability to convey both scale and detail with clarity and artistry.
LOCATION: San Antonio, Texas, USA
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Austin Hillside Residence by Furman + Keil Architects is a thoughtfully crafted home that gracefully responds to its sloped, wedge-shaped site in Austin, Texas. Designed for a couple originally from Toronto, the residence reflects their desire for…
Fiore Residence is the new home of a California family recently relocated from the Pacific Coast to the rolling hills of Austin, Texas. They chose to build their forever home in Texas Hill Country, away from Austin’s…
The Barrera House, designed by Cotton Estes Architect, offers a seemingly simple solution to a complex program on a small, downtown property. Located within a historical district of San Antonio, this 370 sq.m. site is just a…
Mountain Top Residence is a visionary residential design project sited at the peak of a street in the exclusive Balcones neighborhood.
Peregrine House, perched on one of San Antonio’s highest points, draws inspiration from the peregrine falcon, the world’s fastest bird. Designed by Tobin Smith Architect, the house embraces an aerodynamic form, mimicking the falcon’s folded wings. This…
The homeowners had a unique agenda for what they wanted in their new home. They had been living in an ornate, immaculately decorated 18th century historic mansion on a large 40 acre property in Mansfield, MA.
Architect James LaRue, LaRue Architects set out to design and build their dream home. The lot fronts Lake Travis, a serene setting. LaRue perched the home on a 150 foot steep grade that runs strait up from…
Horseshoe Bay Retreat is a modestly sized and budgeted weekend residence for an urban couple with extended family. The primary goal was the creation of an optimal atmosphere for entertaining family and friends
The design challenge was how to intergrade a modern home design concept into the hexagon geometry and have the final architecture become a cohesive building while also addressing the heavily treed, steep sloping site
