Simon Curschellas

I move confidently between architecture, design, and communication, combining analytical thinking with a strong visual sense. As an architecture student, I bring a profound understanding of design, space, and urban contexts, which I specifically apply in my photographic work.

As an architectural photographer, I specialize, among other things, in the documentation of plaster models in the context of architectural competitions. I understand how to not just capture models, but to deliberately stage them: through precisely chosen perspectives, controlled lighting, and clear image composition, I make spatial qualities, volumes, and urban settings visible. My images are reduced, easily readable, and atmospheric at the same time – tailored to the requirements of jury reports and competition documentation.

I work in a structured and reliable manner, even under tight deadlines, as is common in competition procedures. I am proactive, ask targeted questions, and actively seek dialogue with architectural firms to best convey their design ideas. My strength lies in visually clarifying complex content and getting straight to the point.

In addition to my photographic work, I am also active in architectural visualization and generally move confidently in digital and design processes. I have a good feel for quality, efficiency, and impact – both in the image and in collaboration.

Overall, I am characterized by a combination of design precision, technical understanding, and a professional approach, with the goal of communicating architecture in an understandable, convincing, and high-quality manner.