Planned around light
Every shoot is scheduled for the hour that shows the building at its best, from first light on a facade to dusk across a masterplan.
Studio
An artist's eye for
architecture and interiors.
Theo Tzia
The photographer
behind the work.
I studied fine art and photography at the University of the Arts London, and I have spent years surrounded by the architecture of a city that rebuilds itself at a remarkable pace. That taught me to look at buildings and structures as an art form, and architectural photography is how I share it.
Unlike photographers who work only with architects, I photograph for everyone with a stake in how a space looks. Developers, surveyors, engineers, contractors, interior designers, fit-out firms, materials manufacturers, and cladding specialists all shape the finished result. So do the retailers, restaurants, hotels, gyms, and clinics who move in once the hoarding comes down. Each deserves images that do their work justice.
My photographs help companies build project case studies, support tender applications, complement advertising campaigns, showcase the materials they make, apply for design awards, and raise the profile of their brand internationally.
Approach
How I work.
Technically exact
Verticals corrected, materials rendered true, and high-contrast scenes blended by hand so the frame reads as the space feels.
Built for how you use it
Case studies, tenders, awards, product launches, and press, shot and delivered with the end use in mind.
Across the whole sector
One photographer who understands architects, developers, contractors, and manufacturers, and what each needs an image to say.
Good to know
About the studio
Who is Theo Tzia?
Theo Tzia is an architectural photographer based in London, with a fine art and photography background from the University of the Arts London, working across architecture, interiors, construction, and materials.
Where are you based and where do you work?
The studio is in Shoreditch, London, at 86-90 Paul Street. I work across London and the UK, and take on international commissions.
Who do you work with?
Architects, developers, surveyors, engineers, contractors, interior designers, fit-out firms, cladding companies, and materials manufacturers.
