Victor S. Brigola Photography

no words.

this is my very spontanous coronavirus pandemic project from today. i call it high noon. on a normal tuesday in april, with more than 20°, there are lot of people around in the city for shopping or having lunch. but at the moment the city is quiet as i have seen it only on early sunday mornings and only a few people are on the streets.

since more than fourty years i love these buildings, which i always saw through the car window on our family trips over the alps heading to the mediterranean sea. this is a ventilation shaft of the arlberg tunnel around 2.000 meters above sea level in the tyrolean alps. a really wonderful brutalist concrete building like a cathedral. have a look to more at marlowes.

maria regina in fellbach, near my hometown stuttgart. one of my most beloved brutalist churches and finally i had the time to take pictures of her.

today is the 100th birthday of the living architecture pritzker price laureate legend gottfried böhm who build the mariendom in neviges where i was able to take these photographs.

no deal? 2020

the famous stuttgarter staatsgalerie build in the 80s by architect james stirling and still one of my most favourite building in stuttgart

my series “joyful architecture” is highly recommended at the “european architectural photography prize 2019”

innovate 2019

a very special building in trieste, italy. more to come next year.

while my architecture workshop in an old military hospital in the swabian jura i found fabulous walls

annual report 2017 for stinag with werbung etc

during the autumn days of the stuttgarter fotosommer i showed my pictures of the santuario della madonna delle lacrime in syracuse, sicily