Tim Griffith is an Australian architectural photographer acclaimed for his ability to capture the scale, atmosphere, and detail of contemporary architecture. With a career spanning several decades, his work reflects a deep understanding of how buildings interact with their surroundings, highlighting both their structural clarity and experiential qualities. His imagery often emphasizes light, geometry, and context, resulting in photographs that are both technically precise and visually compelling.
Collaborating with leading architects, designers, and developers worldwide, Tim has documented a diverse portfolio of projects across Asia, Australia, the Middle East, and the United States. His work is widely published in international design media and exhibitions, making him a respected figure in the field of architectural photography.
LOCATION: Melbourne, Australia / San Francisco, USA
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Bay Area firm Swatt Miers Architects (SMA) is highly regarded for creating timeless designs that celebrate the natural environment. Three exquisitely composed custom residences showcase the studio’s mastery at harmonizing form, space and nature
The Owyang House located in the town of Atherton, California, replaces an earlier mid-century structure that the family had owned for many years. The new home is two stories, with a full basement, and includes 6,000 square…
As one of the Central Coast’s leading architecture and interior design firms, Studio Schicketanz is sought after for its sensitive approach to the landscape, sustainable architecture techniques, and sophisticated yet comfortable interiors.
Accessible only by winding gravel roads, the site for High Horse Ranch in California’s Mendocino County is full of steep slopes and open meadows. The owners were struck by the dramatic experience of approach and arrival, where…
The Linden Street Duplex in San Francisco’s changing Hayes Valley neighborhood is a ground-up building project fully completed through in-house labor by Webb Construction in 2015.
