Architectural Photography & Advertising Films in Frankfurt and Düsseldorf

Authentic. Vibrant. Convincing.

Have you completed a construction project or are you looking for a video production for your image film?
Then you've found the right partner!

Our aim is to give impressive projects a voice. Quality and authenticity are at the heart of what we do. Our goal is not only to create beautiful images, but to tell stories together with you. From testimonial videos shot directly on site to classic architectural photography and artistic architectural films: we give your project a depth that touches people.

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Architectural photography: Your project in the best light

As an architectural photographer, my aim is to show architecture as more than just a building. People and particularly exciting perspectives ensure that your project stands out from others. With an eye for detail and atmospheric ambience, we offer you outstanding architectural photography that does honour to your project.

Promotional films: create trust and strengthen your brand

In commercials, people are a decisive factor in creating trust. Don't just show your product. Let your customers and employees speak and give your company a voice. Our solution is called "Industrymonial" and combines the advantages of product videos and testimonials to create a universal advertising film. With our testimonial videos and image films, you can reach your customers on an emotional level and strengthen your brand loyalty.

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Key facts about a sustainable, progressive project:

The FOUR Frankfurt consists of 4 towers, which are rotated by 90 degrees and rise above the listed building at Junghofstrasse 5-11. At 233 meters, the tallest tower T1 is the third tallest skyscraper in the Frankfurt skyline and is complemented by towers T2-T4 with heights of 173 m, 120 m and 100 m. The offset arrangement of the towers and the sloping façades create a more airy appearance and maximize the amount of light entering all areas of the complex. The mixed use of the imposing buildings for office space (47%), residential space (36%), hotels (12%) and public areas such as retail, day-care centers, restaurants, etc. (5%) creates a lively and vibrant quarter.
Further information and pictures can be found on the project page FOUR Frankfurt.

Skyline extension
FOUR Frankfurt

FOUR is more than just 4 new towers that complement the Frankfurt skyline. FOUR Frankfurt is an urban development project that revitalizes the future of an entire district and integrates itself sustainably into the existing architecture. The design by Ben van Berkel and UNStudio not only combines modern architecture with the existing historic buildings on Junghofstrasse. The elegantly shaped towers also refer to the four cardinal points in their orientation, ensuring a permanent flood of light. The incisions and diagonal slopes increase the distance between the towers and maximize the incidence of light. The project is not only a landmark project due to its impressive height of 233 meters (T1), but also because of its sustainable and invigorating vision for the future of Frankfurt.
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FOUR Skylineblick Opernplatz Frankfurt
Architekturfotografie im Morgenlicht FOUR Frankfurt
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Aqua Tower T4 im Ensemble

Historic charm meets modern design

Different levels and open perspectives create a lively sense of space that harmoniously combines history and modern comfort. Generous windows let in plenty of natural light and open up magnificent views of the rolling hills. With four bedrooms and three bathrooms, the Palazzo can accommodate up to eight guests. Ideal for families or groups of friends looking for a special vacation home that brings history to life while offering modern living. The harmonious interaction of historical substance and contemporary design makes your stay a unique experience. If you are curious to spend a vacation there, you can find all the information on the website www.palazzominzoni.com.

Palazzo Minzoni - An Italian way of life

Palazzo Minzoni is an impressive 18th century residence with roots dating back to the 6th century. Situated in the sloping hills of the Italian Marche region, the house in the small village of Reforzate offers a unique vacation experience for up to eight people. With high ceilings, original wooden beams and light-flooded rooms, the palazzo combines traditional architecture with contemporary living design. The special architecture with its staggered levels and generous loft windows creates an open, lively atmosphere.
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Interior Schlafzimmer mit Arbeitsplatz
Schlafzimmer Grüner Salon
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Palazzo Minzoni in der Abendsonne

More than just coffee

On the ground floor, the café welcomes guests with a clear and intuitive layout that makes it easy to order and pick up your order quickly. Those who have more time can take the light wooden staircase to the upper floor. Here, a quiet room opens up, inviting you to linger. The café's offerings go far beyond simply serving drinks. In addition to freshly roasted specialty coffees, visitors can also purchase matching accessories and take the coffee experience home with them. The comprehensive offering is completed by a free workshop program that takes place every Wednesday. It transfers knowledge from the café's own coffee academy and makes the café a place of exchange. The cozy atmosphere is characterized by a construction made entirely of wood, which combines warmth and sustainability. Reused furniture lends authenticity to the space, while real coffee trees provide lively accents and visually highlight the product that takes center stage. The result is a place that not only offers coffee, but also brings the values of the coffee makers to life in all dimensions: quality, sustainability, and humanity. You can find more pictures on the project page Kaffeemacher:innen Bahnhofscafé.

A café with character
for travelers and connoisseurs

On 3rd September, the Kaffeemacher:innen opened their new café at the southern entrance of the SBB railway station in Basel. Following extensive renovation work, a two- floor space has been created that appeals to both travellers and guests who want to linger. The concept, planning and construction were carried out entirely in-house and reflect the passion and values of the Kaffeemacher:innen in many details.
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An artistic space for abstract art

The Reinhard Ernst Museum was built on the initiative of its patron with the aim of making his magnificent collection of abstract art accessible to the public. The construction costs of around 80 million euros were funded by the Reinhard & Sonja Ernst Foundation. The brightly glowing museum houses around 2,000 works, from which 60 can be seen in the exhibition. The choice of Fumihiko Maki to design the museum is based on a long friendship between Reinhard Ernst and the outstanding architect. The realization of the project will make many important works accessible to the public and promote artistic education. For this reason, the museum also offers numerous activities for children and school classes. Admission is free for anyone under the age of 18, as well as for students on art courses. More images can be found on the project page Museum Reinhard Ernst.

The sugar cube of Wiesbaden
The Reinhard Ernst Museum

It is a true temple of art! The Museum of Abstract Art, designed by star architect Fumihiko Maki, opened its doors in 2024 and impresses both inside and out. The building, which is based on four cuboids, is the 10th and last museum designed by Maki and joins a series of important museum buildings such as the Aga Khan Museum Toronto, the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts San Francisco and the Kyoto Art Museum. The special feature of this unique project lies in its history and its clear focus on abstract art. This museum combines classical elements of Japanese architecture and interprets them in a modern way. It creates a framework in which the abstract works of great artists such as Frank Stella, Helen Frankenthaler and many more can unfold. In some cases, the design has been specially adapted to the works. This museum is a true enrichment for Wiesbaden's art scene.
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Flexible design with a sustainable approach

The pavilion with blue accents exudes a sustainable character, and not just because of its wooden construction. In view of its limited usage period, the design was also created in such a way that it can be dismantled and reassembled at a new location. The striking shape of the building and the curved roof made of corrugated iron also conceal a practical functional benefit. The inwardly sloping shape of the roof collects rainwater and channels it through the wedge-shaped overhanging central gutters into the planters below for watering. Another practical feature is the fully opening side walls. The individual elements can be stretched open using mechanical rope pulls. In this way, the interior and the park are connected and allow good air circulation in summer. The concept is rounded off by self-built wooden furniture that can be assembled and placed in the interior in a modular way. You can find more information and pictures on the project page Haus am See Ben-Gurion-Ring.

Wooden pavilion
The House by the Lake

The neighborhood on the Ben-Gurion-Ring has a new attraction: The House by the Lake. This ingenious wooden pavilion was designed by TU Darmstadt and is an interim solution for a soon-to-be-built neighborhood café, which is planned to be built in the immediate location of the park's lake by 2028. The pavilion can be rented free of charge by residents of the neighborhood and is intended as a meeting place for everyone. For example, the local church congregation will organize coffee gatherings in the future. But the pavilion can also be used for birthday parties, group meetings and much more as well.
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The Westend Campus

The Westend Campus is located in the district of the same name and brings together all the humanities faculties. The campus is located on the site of the former I.G. Farbindustrie AG, whose main headquarters is now home to the departments of theology, philosophy, history and modern philology. In the center of the campus are the cafeteria and a lecture hall center, surrounded by the buildings of the other faculties. The campus is connected to public transportation via the metro lines U1, U2, U3 and U8. Central facilities such as the university administration and the student service center are also located on campus. A student residence and facilities for university religious communities are located at the northern end of the campus. There are also several external research institutes on campus, such as the Leibniz Institute for Research and Information in Education and the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory. With the opening of the Linguistics and Cultural Studies building at the end of 2022, all humanities faculties will be located on campus.

Click here to go directly to the buildings:
IG Farben Building, Casino, Lecture Hall Center, House of Finance, Seminar Building, Law and Economics Building, Institute Building Psychology, Education, and Social Sciences, Language and Cultural Studies Building

The Riedberg Campus

All faculties of natural sciences are based at the Riedberg Campus. The campus is located in the north-western district of Kalbach-Riedberg and is connected to public transport by the U9 and U8 metro lines. The U8 line provides a direct connection to the Westend campus in Frankfurt city center. The campus includes a lecture hall center (Otto-Stern-Zentrum) and 4 department-specific building complexes. Also attached to the campus is a science garden with glasshouses, as well as several scientific institutes (e.g. Max Planck Institute) and student residences.

Click here to go directly to the individual buildings:
Otto Stern Center, Biologicum, Biozentrum, Physical Institutes, Institute Building Geosciences, Greenhouse & Science Garden

Goethe University Frankfurt

The Frankfurt Goethe University is one of the 10 largest universities in Germany. As part of its realignment, two new campuses were planned for which construction began in 2007. Since then, the university presents itself with a new face. The new Westend campus, designed by Frankfurt architect Ferdinand Heide, is located in the district with the same name and is home to the humanities and cultural sciences. In the new Riedberg district to the north is the natural sciences campus, which is currently being completed with the construction of the new chemistry institute building.
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Between architecture and movement: the energy of the city becomes visible

Both tunnels line up on the same axis and form a system: one goes under a highway, while the other connects directly to the commuter rail station entrance. In between, in the public space next to the Park & Ride lot, there's a bike shelter and a container that are also part of the concept. The tunnel with staircase is particularly exciting, where directions of movement intersect and art merges with architecture. Here, the compositions change direction several times, creating a dynamic that guides passing pedestrians.

The video shows how people who are walking, cycling, or arriving directly from the S-Bahn become part of the artwork. The movement of commuters allows the design to unfold its full energy and elevates the atmosphere of the place to a new level.

The project was implemented in collaboration with the city of Eschborn and the urban art agency Lucky Walls, founded by Peter Stöcker. It impressively demonstrates how art not only decorates spaces, but also transforms living environments, creates atmospheres, and lends a new quality to the cityscape. You can find more pictures on the project page Fußgänger Tunnel Peter Stöcker.

Architecture film
"Morgenrot & Abendblau – Redefining Art in Public Spaces"

The façade design by Peter Stöcker (alias THECUT) at the Niederhöchstadt S-Bahn station in Eschborn shows how art can transform everyday life. Two previously dark, unattractive pedestrian tunnels have been transformed into luminous works of art that capture the movements of commuters and make them visible in abstract form. Lines, surfaces, and circles flow into the tunnel with the people and carry them out again at the other end. This creates a new atmosphere that enhances the location, conveys a sense of safety, and enriches the daily routine. The accompanying video impressively visualizes the dynamics of the location and the effect of the design.
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Commercial
"We are PreHCM!"

"Software architecture for mobile communications" is the goal with which PreHCM GmbH from Miltenberg has been working for many years to ensure a reliable mobile communications network in Germany and the border regions. In the image film developed by us, we show the attractiveness of PreHCM GmbH as an employer and give an insight into the day-to-day field of activity. The image film particularly emphasises the flat hierarchies, collegial cooperation and flexible workplaces. Through statements from different employees, the film creates trust and shows future employees what they can expect.
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Mitarbeiter Team PreHCM Services GmbH
Imagebild Zusammenhalt PreHCM Services
Imagebild Teamwork PreHCM Services GmbH

Commercial " Premium ­quality salmon"

The Austrian company S.A.M. Kuchler made history with the first fully automatic slicing machine. Today, however, slicing machines play a role not only at the supermarket counters. A machine specially developed for slicing fish enables precise and thin slicing of smoked salmon, for example. In addition to precision, automation also speeds up working processes and allows businesses to significantly increase their profits. Fischräucherei Körber from Schwabach and Fischzucht Müller from Birkenfeld provide an exciting insight into their production.
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Architectural Photographer Florian Kaiser-Winter

Who I am? What inspires me? My expertise?

Born in Düsseldorf in 1995, my career took me to Frankfurt am Main in 2020, a city known for its skyline and an exciting architectural history. I discovered my fascination for architectural photography in 2016, when the new Düsseldorf metro line Wehrhahn-Linie was opened. At that moment, I realized that architecture is more than just a building. Architecture shapes urban space and can shape its use. An interest that has accompanied me from that moment - ever since. For me, architecture is a genre of applied art. As an architectural photographer, my mission is to document the beauty and function of imposing architectural works and to bring them to life by including people in them.

My photographs should show the uniqueness of your building from exciting perspectives. From the professional public to the everyday user, everyone should recognize the creative ideas of your design and become inspired. My photographs should give you the opportunity to share your work with the world and bring architecture to life. Visibility is more important today than ever. Communication through visual references is crucial to publicize your projects and attract new clients.

My journey to architectural photography and video production

After graduating from high school, I first studied communication design at Düsseldorf University of Applied Sciences. There I focused on photography and discovered my passion for telling stories in moving images. I then deepened my skills in the Master Photographic Studies at the Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts and focused on architectural photography. At the same time, I developed a concept that combines product videos with testimonials to create an authentic documentary advertising video. Films can tell stories in an even more complex way and convey information more easily.

The combination of my degrees in communication design and architectural photography not only gives me the opportunity to present your projects to a wide audience in a specific way. My expertise in visual communication also enables me to develop communication concepts and design books and brochures.

In addition to my professional work as a photographer, I am committed to promoting people in creative professions and supporting them with my skills. Important topics for me are financial education and private pension provision.

Architekturfotograf F. Kaiser-Winter
Architekturfotograf F. Kaiser-Winter