Adrian Llaguno got his Bachelor degree in Architecture at ITESM (Monterrey Institute of Technology) in 2010. He had worked for several architecture firms such as OAB in Barcelona, Landa Arquitectos in Monterrey, Taller Oficio and WRKSHP. Early during his studies he developed a strong interest at documenting architecture. Eventually this interest made him merge his passion for photography with architecture. In 2009 he founded “Documentación Arquitectónica.” Since the start of his photographic interest in architecture he has been drawn by capturing architecture and its elements in a true and honest way. He searches to capture the essence of space and transmitting its emotions, the relationship between its elements, walls, planes, light, shadow, texture, context and scale. It’s an almost an impossible task, but the exploration of this idea is what drives Adrian to constantly improve his technique and innovate his work. The end result is a series of images that describe an architectural project in a direct, honest and esthetically pleasing way, showing the best of what the building can be, leaving nothing behind. He has been invited to collaborate on the exposition “Arquitectura en Processo” with Museo Marco in Monterrey. He has worked for several internationally renowned studios like Moneo-Brock, Tatiana Bilbao, Miró Rivera, and Raymond Jungles Inc. He has work as well with many Mexican based architecture firms such as: Landa Arquitectos, Rojkind Arquitectos, Taller Oficio amongst others. His work has been published in places like Architectural Record, Architecture Digest, Deezen, Domus, Archdaily and a few others publications.
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