Collected Works of Franco Casaccia

I picked up a camera when I was at Architecture School and never stopped shooting since.

I certainly believe that photography is how cities, buildings, and people come together. Fluctuating between different scales and typologies, exteriors, and interiors, the purpose of my work is to document the coexisting of an architecture project with its surroundings and the people who inhabit it. I also revisit projects to show how they have aged and, consequently, how the immediate place is transformed over time.

Over the years I have captured photographic moments and portraits to tell stories. Focused on how particular elements such as framing language, composition, and lighting are present in each shot and connect to recreate a memorable capture, making each one unique.

After completing a master’s degree in architecture in Argentina, I moved to Germany, where I began my career as an architectural photographer—a pursuit that has become my primary creative focus, being honored with numerous international awards and recognitions for my work in architectural photography.