Timothy Kaye is a Melbourne-based photographer specializing in architecture and interiors. He has a background in architectural and interior design, which informs his photographic work: he captures spaces with a strong sense of form, light, texture, and context.
His portfolio spans homes, residential buildings, bars/restaurants, and various commercial interiors across Australia. He is known for creating atmospheric, well-composed images that balance natural and artificial light to bring out the character of material details and spatial qualities.
LOCATION: Melbourne, Australia
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The Borrowed Garden House stands as a carefully considered response to the challenges of density and narrow sites. It not only expands the notion of home beyond its walls but also celebrates light, greenery, and the imaginative…
Blade House by Tecture is a striking exploration of material, form, and spatial choreography—anchored by a bold use of concrete as the primary architectural language. Located on a generous, elevated site in southern Australia, this residence responds…
Elsternwick Residences take advantage of the tree-lined street, substantial allotment size, wide frontage and orientation to create two family focused dwellings with a singular façade expression.
Concrete Curtain House is architecture of the slow reveal and private oasis. FGR Architects studio’s metaphor of the folded, pleated curtain gives rise to a residence of fluent tranquillity.
The Round Choreography House works with the clients’ dynamic energy and is an attempt to allow the family to forget about the outside world for a while; mixing rigour with imagination.
Capella Sydney transforms an iconic listed building in the heart of Sydney into a world-class 5-star hotel. The first Australian property for the Capella Hotel Group, the former government building now welcomes the public in for the…
The central location of this Camberwell House provided the unique opportunity to create a peaceful, private and secure home for a young, busy family that feels worlds away from the bustling street outside.
A contemporary expression of raw materiality, showcasing bricks, bluestone and porcelain – personifying the mass of a boulder, delicately floating within the shallows of a deep blue body of pool water
Located in Point Lonsdale, Victoria nestled amongst a tapestry of moonah and tea trees is Point Lonsdale Residence. This modest project sought to transform an existing 1980’s brown brick project home from a well-lived in family home…
