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Skyscrapers in Zurich
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Skyscrapers in Zurich
LocationZürich, Switzerland
StudioFrédéric Muller
University/Schoolself-taught
PhotographerFrédéric Muller
This photography series focuses on skyscrapers in Zurich. The idea behind the series is to deliberately highlight the converging vertical lines of the buildings and use them as a defining design element. The generous use of empty space in the images emphasizes the height of the structures and accentuates their solitary presence within the urban fabric.