Rafael Soldi is a Seattle-based photographer whose work spans architectural, interior, and editorial photography. He captures spaces with a clean, atmospheric sensibility, focusing on how light, texture, and form interact to convey spatial experience.
Originally from Peru and now active in the U.S., Soldi combines his visual practice with personal and conceptual projects that explore identity, memory, and place. He exhibits his work internationally in both gallery and design contexts, bringing a narrative depth to architectural imagery.
LOCATION: Seattle, Washington, USA
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Nestled among the Mercer Island trees, this project renovated and modernized a 70’s-era Black and Caldwell spec home. Carefully detailed modifications preserved what the family loved about their home while creating more functional and fresh spaces inside…
The split-level home … or bi-level to be exact… was commonly built in the 1960s and is notable for its unique floor plan: bedrooms built over a garage, living space over a partial daylit basement, and an…
This project transformed a dated 1970s rambler into a modern, light-filled home for a family of four. With the remodel, we restructured the home, added vaulted ceilings, and strategically placed new windows and doors.
The Abbey’s age and history offered inspiration, especially paired with the historic photos. No two units are the same size or layout, owing to the unique opportunities afforded by the Abbey’s interior architecture
Located on a leafy street in the Madrona neighborhood, a classic Seattle craftsman has been transformed into an expanded modern dwelling by adding a significant new volume to the rear of the house.
When a young family outgrew their beloved 1907 cottage, they entrusted Best Practice Architecture to reimagine their 1,665 square-foot, two-story home as a functional, modern, and exquisitely detailed living space.
Nestled in Seattle’s Central District neighborhood, Oak & Alder House celebrates the city’s past while setting the tone for its future.
The Black Sheep Remodel by SHED Architecture & Design transforms a 1921 bungalow into a modern home connected to both its interiors and green outdoor spaces. By rethinking circulation and introducing crafted details, the project adapts workforce…
Perched on a high bank waterfront lot on Whidbey Island, a common shed roof shelters a 915 square foot living area, a 281 square foot flex space, and a “dogtrot” — a sheltered breezeway with views of…
