About
nowhere is far, if you can imagine it
Sergio Pirrone Photojournalism is a bridge between creative design communities and the world. We work in the fields of architecture, urbanism and design. Through our extensive contact with international publishers and cultural organizers, we seek to increase the visibility of our clients’ projects globally. Our clientele includes architectural and design offices, museums and galleries, art associations and cultural institutions, art and design events, and a diverse range of creative industries.
We have photographed and promoted important projects designed by many architecture offices, such as OMA, Toyo Ito, Zaha Hadid, Riken Yamamoto, Morphosis, SANAA, Jean Nouvel, etc to many young talented designers hidden in any corner of the globe. We are constantly on the lookout for the latest, inspiring projects and stories to tell. We provide high-quality images and text, as well as any necessary materials to convey the concept and story of the projects. Our publications in magazines, newspapers and books span five continents.
Sergio Pirrone is photographer, architect and writer. His career commutes between architectural photography, architectural practice and academic research.
Architecture
He graduated in Architecture in Italy, worked in David Chipperfield Architects in London and Shigeru Ban Architects in Tokyo. He obtained a PhD in Architecture and completed his 2-year post-doctoral research at the University of Tokyo. He has been invited to conduct several conferences in Asia, South America and Europe. Currently he is working on his own architectural project focused on green community living.
Photography
He established Sergio Pirrone Photojournalism in 2006. His photography works and writings have been published internationally. He collaborates with, and contribute to, many international magazines, journals and books as an architectural photographer and writer. He has been the Japan correspondent of Abitare magazine and of Interni magazine. He has been contracted photographer of Mondadori Publisher and the contributing photographer of Mark magazine. He is currently working on monography books on architecture and social changes.
