This House Story explores how an architect designed a home for his family, inspired by the simplicity of traditional farmhouses. Visit the link in bio to see the full video.
I’m Bryce.
My first love was skateboarding, and during my formative years it taught me to examine our built environments with a peculiar eye - “could we skate that?”
Shooting Sponsor Me tapes with my friends was also the reason my parents gifted me my first camera as a child.
After finishing my degree in marketing, I was unsure if I wanted to be a photographer or work for a builder. Lo and behold, an opportunity to combine two of my interests presented itself. These two interests were high-performance building and a steady pay cheque. Full time photography would have to wait.
Building net zero houses was fun for a couple of years, but I ultimately found it more fulfilling to stare at a wall.. as light and shadow move across it.
I’ve now spent 4 years filming, photographing, and admiring light and the way architecture shapes it.
I still kind of miss those steady pay cheques.
📸: @camm_eng
Excited to be BC bound again in a couple of weeks in my Impreza camper, with a new bike on the roof!
Here are a few snaps from a work and fun trip through BC in the fall.
Inside the new @airdriepubliclibrary
I was able to get in just after completion and I underestimated how much havoc the children could wreak in their section in such a short amount of time 😅
Luckily, I had the awesome @kahlildec on site with me to re-style books and make sure everything looked orderly.
All that being said, this library really provides a great space for kids to read and learn.
Architecture: @gga.arch
Furniture: @cdispaces
Lighting: @smp_engineering
Structural: @entuitive
Mechanical: @remedyengineering
Intro: @studio_north x @diamondsteelroofing
The full video serves as a fun testimonial with a case study component, challenging the boring, corporate status-quo.
These are two cool companies, both doing great work, and this video aimed to reinforce that.
