Tim van de Velde is a Belgian architectural photographer known for his precise and evocative imagery that captures the relationship between buildings, interiors, and their context. His work emphasizes composition, light, and atmosphere, offering a visual narrative that highlights both the functional and emotional qualities of architecture. With a refined aesthetic, he presents projects in a way that feels both accurate and engaging.
Collaborating with architects, designers, and cultural institutions, Tim has documented a wide range of projects across Belgium and beyond, from residential houses to public buildings and urban developments. His photographs are widely published in architectural magazines and books, making him a respected voice in contemporary architectural photography.
LOCATION: Brussels, Belgium
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A listed monument such as fortress Hazegras can carry several heritage values in its DNA. Just as the cords of the DNA-molecule can be considered as the spine holding all genetic data, Govaert & Vanhoutte Architects reads…
The view from the river shows a long floating horizontal concrete framework that defines the ground floor, inside as well as outside. The ground floor holds all day functions, the pool area, and pool house. A second…
The client initially dreamt of a house made up by different volumes centered around a green space. The architect however countered this idea of independent volumes by coming up with the concept of one building with the…
The house is situated in Wannegem-Lede, Belgium, a very nice and cosy village at the entrance of the Flemish Ardennes, the scenery of the Tour of Flanders-cycling race. Its concerns an annex to an existing permanent residence,…
The renovation of this apartment from Watergraafsmeer Amsterdam, organized on two floors, with a basement and a small garden was designed by Chris Collaris Design. The apartment was turned into a bright place by raising the ceilings…
