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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Savor is first and foremost a place to educate students in the culinary arts. Operated by the Culinary Institute of America (CIA), Savor functions as a full-service teaching restaurant where students learn and hone their skills while…
On this short and linear urban plot, these two basic rectangular forms fit across and down the length of the lot, exploiting the opportunities of using the entire site to engage indoor-outdoor living spaces on every level.
On a large private lot at the foothills of the Hill Country, this client wanted their house to be ingrained in nature, rather than up on the hill towards the view; what results is a beautiful play…
The Lago Vista house uses some classic hill country and contemporary features that lend themselves well to the Central Texas lakeside setting, incorporated in a beautifully laid-back way.
The Barton Valley house is carefully sited among a stand of red oak trees at the edge of a grassy plain, and placed to capture dramatic views into the broad valley that was carved out by Barton…
Scott Specht, founder of award winning Austin/New York firm, Specht Novak, has just completed his latest NYC project, The Infinity Loft in Greenwich Village. The 900 square foot loft renovation was completed in September
In an area of Wyoming known for it’s 20,000 SF, multilevel, seldom-used vacation homes, this modest one level structure serves as a primary residence. Nestled into the top of the ridge, Ridgeline house is intended to embrace nature.
The convenient location of this large lot in west Austin attracted the new owners, but the 1980’s era suburban brick house that existed on the property didn’t align with their modern aesthetic, nor did it take advantage…
Tree Residence is a single-family house designed by Austin-based Miro Rivera Architects. Early sketches of this private residence explore the play between the steep, sloping site on which it lies and two curving rooflines—one concave and one convex.
