pygmalion karatzas captures building portraits in boomeritis series

pygmalion karatzas captures building portraits in boomeritis series
all images courtesy of pygmalion karatzas
above: WMS boathouse, clark park chicago

‘boomeritis’ is an architectural photography series by architect and photographer pygmalion karatzas. named in reference to the post-war baby boomers, the works act as portraits representing the ‘generation characterized by pluralism infected with narcissism’. standing alone, dominating their surroundings, seducing with form, ‘boomeritis’ features contemporary american architecture from new york, boston, chicago, and san francisco. the series is a selection from karatzas’ upcoming book, ‘integral lens – editorial and artistic architectural photography.’ 

cathedral of saint mary of the assumption, san francisco 

convention and exhibition center, boston 

institute of contemporary art, boston 

aqua tower, chicago

lake point tower, chicago

inter-active-corp headquarters, new york

reva and david logan center for the arts, chicago 

mechanics monument plaza, san francisco

trump tower, chicago

zakim memorial bridge, boston

holland tunnel, hudson river, new york

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edited by: nick brink | designboom