Nicholas Worley is a London-based architectural, landscape, and film photographer whose work is defined by balanced compositions, a refined use of natural light, and an underpinning sensibility shaped by his architectural education. He often works with a single-point perspective and a flattened plane of form, producing images that feel calm, precise, and quietly evocative.
His portfolio includes a mix of residential, commercial, hospitality, and landscape projects around the world. He collaborates with architects and studios to document built environments and natural settings, bringing a cohesive visual language that aligns design intent with atmospheric storytelling.
LOCATION: London, United Kingdom
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The Green Machine Flat by SUPRBLK Studio redefines living in a compact East London studio flat. Designed to adapt to various needs—sleeping, eating, working, and relaxing—this space balances functionality with bold, playful design.
Vine Architecture Studio sought to reinvigorate the lost soul of this unloved but characterful late Victorian coach house for a young family in Camberwell, London.
Whitechapel Road warehouse has been converted by Vine Architecture Studio into a contemporary live / work space. This Victorian warehouse in the working heart of east London is owned by a socially conscious landlord who rents out…
Objekts is not your typical design and furniture procurement firm. They required a workspace that reflected their slightly unconventional work style—one that rejected the standard product “showroom” concept and instead embraced multiple roles
The building is designed to take advantage of the unique properties of the small, yet prominent site,” according to Brian Collins-Friedrichs, principal-in-charge for the project.
Corner View House was built by Architect and Certified Passivhaus Designer Tom Bell for his partner Sophie Bell managing director at the creative agency Toast and their family Isla (7yrs) and Ada (5yrs) and their dog Woody.
Buckle Street Studios, located in the Aldgate East neighborhood of London, is a new thirteen-story building comprised of 103 compact apartments, a mezzanine co-working space, coffee shop, meeting rooms and a concept store.
24 King William Street, for Beltane Asset Management, has created a new mixed use building from the bones of an existing one with two additional floors, an entirely new façade and a new interior.
At Scott House, located at Waterloo Station, a Japanese inspired approach creates a calm and peaceful working environment set within one of London’s busiest stations.
