Paul Turang has been photographing architecture and design related projects for nearly 20 years. Based in Los Angeles, Paul and his team have photographed projects throughout the nation. His images have been featured in a variety of design related publications and recognized by several international awards. Paul travels regularly for assignments bringing his passion and vision to leading architecture, design and construction firms.
Instagram: @paulturang
Rebecca Sittler is a Professor of Art at California State University, Long Beach, and received her MFA from Massachusetts College of Art. Her still life photographs examine the interpretive lives of familiar objects, often combining humor with both observational and directorial approaches to photography.
Sittler’s work has been exhibited at Sam Lee Gallery, Daniel Cooney Gallery, the Photographic Center Northwest, Torrance Museum of Art, the Griffin Museum, Atlantic Center for the Arts, RayKo Gallery, Photographic Resource Center, as well as the University of Florida, Texas Woman’s University, Boston University, Washington State University, Archive of Documentary arts at Duke University, as well as in international exhibitions in Russia, South Korea, China, and England.
Instagram: @rsittler11
In Carlos’s close to 25 years’ experience in the architecture field, he has worked on several award winning projects, in a variety of scales and typologies, including Commercial Adaptive Reuse, Historic Preservation, Public Institutional, and Academic Housing, Libraries, & Performing Arts projects.
Carlos has always been interested in the social connections architecture strengthens within communities, and how architecture may reinforce those community values and ideas, whilst elevating everyday user experiences in the context of a larger design framework down to the details level. Carlos has worked in architecture firms that practice both locally and nationally and has enjoyed the breadth of experience that range offers professionally. Carlos has developed a strength in elevating architectural outcomes through the role technical discipline plays in the design process both to support and execute a design vision and to explore development opportunities at the details scale. With half his career spent in Construction Administration he has fostered a spirit of collaboration, and promotes leadership skills as essential to preserve design integrity during the key phase of construction. He is currently RDC’s Director of Technical Management where he oversees firm-wide technical initiatives and Quality Management, and enjoys opportunities to mentor staff. As a member of the AIA LBSB Chapter he is excited to work on pathways and advocacy for the profession and to aid in development / engagement opportunities with the next generation of architects. In the evolution of his architectural career Carlos has additionally developed professional skill sets in the craft of Architectural Photography / Cinematography.
https://www.carloshphotos.com/
Instagram: @crhla