The blog of Simon Kennedy, Architectural Photographer based in London.
The new building created by London- and Crathie- based practice Moxon Architects gives the CNPA a new public face, containing reception areas, meeting rooms and offices. The building is low, avoiding clashes with the architecture of the beautiful local historical buildings, seeking instead to blend in with its environment. Built from sustainably certified cross-laminated timber, the design employs sophisticated procedural software techniques in its design, featuring contrasting areas of solid and void which can be reconfigured using large moveable partitions.
Design is by Moxon Architects, 01 of 16.
Interior featuring timber panelling and minimally-framed glazing, 02 of 16.
Stair case showing steel balustrading and timber handrail, 03 of 16.
Architectural photographer, London, 04 of 16.
Minimalist workstations, 05 of 16.
Interior architectural photographer, 06 of 16.
Interior features poured concrete floors and large sliding timber doors, 07 of 16.
Photo showing the double height glazed offices, 08 of 16.
CNPA Headquarters Building in Grantown-on-Spey, 09 of 16.
Light. airy, minimalist workstations, 10 of 16.
Corridor featuring large glazed windows and partitions, 11 of 16.
Photograph of the upper level office, 12 of 16.
ondon architectural photographer, 13 of 16.
Night photograph, 14 of 16.
Dusk shot of the existing building and new extension, 15 of 16.
Exterior dusk architectural photography, 16 of 16.
(Architectural photography completed over 1 day, all images copyright Simon Kennedy. If you wish to use any of these images for any purpose please email me at info@simonkennedy.net.)
