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The Paddington Central development, viewed from the towpath of the canal leading into Paddington Basin.
For 60 years and three generations, the family-owned Tower Companies have maintained a commitment to socially responsible development, creating environmentally conscious buildings and communities that are more than just enduring and aesthetically pleasing by positively impacting their inhabitants.
For 60 years and three generations, the family-owned Tower Companies have maintained a commitment to socially responsible development, creating environmentally conscious buildings and communities that are more than just enduring and aesthetically pleasing by positively impacting their inhabitants.
A sprawling pile of splintered amber wood rests upon the damp earth, sharply contrasting with the rugged, mortar-bound stonework of a partially restored alpine chalet nestled deep within the verdant forests of Córdoba, Argentina. The scene captures the raw, gritty reality of architectural rebirth, where discarded materials from a previous era lie dormant beneath the dense, emerald canopy. Diffused natural light filters through the thick foliage, casting soft, even illumination that highlights the rough texture of the fieldstone wall and the rich, glossy finish of the discarded wooden planks in the foreground. Utilizing a wide-angle perspective and a deep depth of field, the composition draws the viewer's eye from the chaotic debris in the lower frame toward the dark, inviting pathway carved into the woods. To the right, an open window framed by weathered wooden shutters offers a stark glimpse into a freshly plastered interior, juxtaposing the structure's ruined past with its boutique future. Creeping ivy clings tenaciously to the rough-hewn exterior, bridging the gap between the man-made structure and the encroaching wilderness. Further down the forested trail, a solitary, rust-tinged wheelbarrow stands idle, serving as a quiet testament to the arduous manual labor involved in this ambitious mountain restoration. This architectural style, deeply rooted in the Central European heritage brought to the Sierras de Córdoba, is undergoing a meticulous revival to blend rustic charm with contemporary boutique design. The air hangs heavy with the scent of damp soil, crushed leaves, and aging timber, immersing the observer in the tactile environment of a high-altitude construction site. Ultimately, this photograph is a compelling visual narrative of transition, documenting the fragile boundary where nature reclaims the forgotten and visionaries carve out anew. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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Una extensa pila de madera astillada de color ámbar descansa sobre la tierra húmeda, contrastando fuertemente con la mamposterÃa rústica de un chalé alpino parcialmente restaurado, enclavado en lo profundo de los verdes bosques de Córdoba, Argentina. La escena captura la cruda y áspera realidad del renacimiento arquitectónico, donde los materiales desechados de una época anterior yacen inactivos bajo el denso dosel esmeralda. La luz natural difusa se filtra a través del espeso follaje, arrojando una iluminación suave y uniforme que resalta la textura rugosa de la pared de piedra y el rico y brillante acabado de los tablones de madera desechados en el primer plano. Utilizando una perspectiva gran angular y una gran profundidad de campo, la composición atrae el ojo del espectador desde los escombros caóticos en el marco inferior hacia el sendero oscuro y acogedor tallado en el bosque. A la derecha, una ventana abierta enmarcada por contraventanas de madera desgastada ofrece un vistazo crudo a un interior recién revocado, yuxtaponiendo el pasado ruinoso de la estructura con su futuro boutique. La hiedra trepadora se aferra tenazmente al exterior toscamente labrado, cerrando la brecha entre la estructura construida por el hombre y la naturaleza salvaje que la invade. Más adelante, en el sendero forestal, una carretilla solitaria y oxidada permanece inactiva, sirviendo como un testimonio silencioso del arduo trabajo manual involucrado en esta ambiciosa restauración de montaña. Este estilo arquitectónico, profundamente arraigado en la herencia centroeuropea traÃda a las Sierras de Córdoba, está experimentando un renacimiento meticuloso para combinar el encanto rústico con el diseño boutique contemporáneo. El aire pesa con el aroma de la tierra húmeda, las hojas trituradas y la madera envejecida, sumergiendo al observador en el entorno táctil de un sitio de construcción a gran altitud. En última instancia, esta fotografÃa es una narrativa visual convincente de transición, que documenta el lÃmite frágil donde la naturaleza reclama lo olvidado y los visionarios forjan algo nuevo. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.
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Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23
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The permanent bridge is almost finished. It is a sturdy and resitant structure so it can hold the weight of Heavy Duty machines
Despite the rhetoric of mixed use the Paddington Central development is dominated by millions of square feet of office space and yet another "international" hotel.
Painted screen fence on Battersea Park Rd at the time of the China Power Station Exhibition (Oct. 2006).
Amidst a chaotic sea of splintered wooden floorboards and exposed architectural bones, Audrey Bergner strikes a playful, triumphant pose inside a partially dismantled structure. The roof of this Córdoba chalet has been stripped away, allowing bright, unfiltered Argentine sunlight to flood the interior and highlight the rustic, exposed ceiling beams set against a vibrant green forest canopy. Shot from an extremely low, wide-angle perspective, the photograph exaggerates the depth of the room, pulling the viewer's eye from the scattered timber in the immediate foreground toward the arched doorways in the back. The atmosphere is one of enthusiastic destruction, capturing the raw, dusty energy that precedes a major boutique design restoration. Natural light spills generously through the open ceiling, casting soft, directional shadows that emphasize the rough textures of the peeling white walls and the dark wood of the remaining window frames. A deep depth of field ensures that both the chaotic debris beneath Audrey's feet and the wooden stepladder resting against the distant wall remain in sharp, storytelling focus. Audrey's t-shirt, emblazoned with the words 'ALFAJORES MEDIALUNAS ARBOLITOS', roots the image firmly in Argentine daily culture, referencing beloved local pastries and iconic street slang. This setting reflects the unique architectural heritage of the Sierras de Córdoba, where alpine-style chalets are currently experiencing a wave of modern, boutique revitalizations. Her dynamic, open-armed stance contrasts sharply with the static, broken environment, injecting a sense of humor and vitality into the arduous renovation process. The image beautifully balances the grit of a construction site with the lighthearted spirit of a passionate travel documentary project. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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En medio de un mar caótico de tablas de madera astilladas y huesos arquitectónicos expuestos, Audrey Bergner adopta una pose lúdica y triunfante dentro de una estructura parcialmente desmantelada. El techo de este chalet cordobés ha sido retirado, permitiendo que la brillante luz del sol argentino sin filtrar inunde el interior y resalte las rústicas vigas expuestas del techo que contrastan con un vibrante dosel verde del bosque. Tomada desde una perspectiva de gran angular extremadamente baja, la fotografÃa exagera la profundidad de la habitación, atrayendo el ojo del espectador desde la madera esparcida en el primer plano inmediato hacia las puertas arqueadas en la parte posterior. La atmósfera es de destrucción entusiasta, capturando la energÃa cruda y polvorienta que precede a una importante restauración de diseño boutique. La luz natural se derrama generosamente a través del techo abierto, proyectando sombras suaves y direccionales que enfatizan las texturas rugosas de las paredes blancas descascaradas y la madera oscura de los marcos de las ventanas restantes. Una amplia profundidad de campo asegura que tanto los escombros caóticos bajo los pies de Audrey como la escalera de tijera de madera apoyada contra la pared distante permanezcan en un enfoque nÃtido y narrativo. La camiseta de Audrey, estampada con las palabras 'ALFAJORES MEDIALUNAS ARBOLITOS', arraiga la imagen firmemente en la cultura diaria argentina, haciendo referencia a los queridos pasteles locales y a la icónica jerga callejera. Este entorno refleja la herencia arquitectónica única de las Sierras de Córdoba, donde los chalets de estilo alpino están experimentando actualmente una ola de revitalizaciones modernas y boutique. Su postura dinámica y con los brazos abiertos contrasta fuertemente con el entorno estático y roto, inyectando un sentido del humor y vitalidad en el arduo proceso de renovación. La imagen equilibra maravillosamente la crudeza de un sitio de construcción con el espÃritu alegre de un apasionado proyecto documental de viajes. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.
Explore more of our work:
Local Guides: cheargentinatravel.com & nomadicsamuel.com
🌎 Personal Sites: samueljeffery.net, audreybergner.com & samuelandaudrey.com
📊 Project 23 Master Database
Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23
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