Leonid Furmansky is an architectural photographer based in Austin, Texas who explores the ways in which built environments shape and reflect everyday life. His work often focuses on modern and brutalist architecture, emphasizing texture, form, and light to reveal the character of structures both large and small.
He has documented a wide variety of projects — residential homes, installations, adaptive reuse, towers and public structures — collaborating with architects and design firms to present spaces that feel both technically precise and richly atmospheric. His photographs are featured on ArchDaily, Divisare, Houzz, and in exhibitions, including shows that examine brutalist architecture.
LOCATION: Austin, Texas, USA
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Our clients purchased this site high on a ridge overlooking Lake Austin and the Pennybacker Bridge. The property came with a house which proved ill-matched to their needs but which nestled neatly amid beautiful live oaks.
Balcones House appears as a wide-brimmed glass pavilion rising from a solid concrete base. It’s lantern-like public face is complimented by the solid form of the guest house, a separate structure that sits with it’s back turned…
