Architect's Lens

Architect's Lens

Architecture is great for starting community conversations.

Architecture is great for starting community conversations.

All dressed up.

All dressed up.

An old carved wood garage door (detail of one panel).

An old carved wood garage door (detail of one panel).

Voice and data. Worse than learning a new language.

Voice and data. Worse than learning a new language.

Bright and shiny air register with OBD.

Bright and shiny air register with OBD.

It’s all in the details. Are all your screw heads aligned? Vertical or horizontal?

It’s all in the details. Are all your screw heads aligned? Vertical or horizontal?

Urethane glue / vapor barrier. Placed with fine tooth trowel.

Urethane glue / vapor barrier. Placed with fine tooth trowel.

Wood floor installation.

Wood floor installation.

Spotted in the wild. Oops.

Spotted in the wild. Oops.

Lighting at Tender Greens.

Lighting at Tender Greens.

Jake Boen, the principal Architect and owner of In Place Architecture; a boutique firm in Tucson Arizona. The intent of this blog is to share various photos in the day and life of an Architect. My experience in photography is vast and began with a 35MM Canon AE-1 Program. I have experience in many mediums and film types including cyanotypes, B/W, Color positives and negatives, 35mm, 6x6,6x9, and 4x5. I also have vast experience designing and building cameras. I have designed and built pinhole cameras as well as brass and wood medium format 6x9 field and monorail cameras from scratch. Today I mostly have a focus towards digital mediums including my iPhone or Digital SLR. You can reach me at jboen@InPlaceArchitecture.com or at http://InPlaceArchitecture.com

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