From Architecture to Photography: Kris Provoost's Journey Across Asia

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the last meeting of the week

Fernando Mendez

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Hi, I’m Fernando Mendez, a design industry executive in Hong Kong. Every week, I meet with clients and colleagues to drive business—but once a week, I focus entirely on people, their creative projects, and the stories behind them. On this podcast, I dive into architecture, interior design, and innovative design projects, sharing insights from conversations with leading design professionals. If you love design, creativity, and learning from real-world projects, this podcast is for you.

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From Architecture to Photography: Kris Provoost's Journey Across Asia

the last meeting of the week

1 hour 29 minutes 1 second

9 months ago

From Architecture to Photography: Kris Provoost's Journey Across Asia

In this episode, we sit down with renowned architectural photographer Kris Provoost, who shares his journey from architecture to photography, focusing on the transformative urban landscapes of Asia. Kris discusses the rapid architectural growth in China since 2010, his storytelling approach through photography, and the significance of capturing a building's essence within its surroundings. He highlights standout projects like the Henderson Tower in Hong Kong and explores themes of modern architecture, sustainable urban living, and the evolving narratives of global cityscapes. Join us for an engaging conversation about the intersection of architecture and photography, and what the future holds for urban environments.