Sebastian Weiss photographs architecture and hunts for urban forms that are one of a kind. He is after the structure rather than the street: the shape a building takes before anything is added to it.
He works as Le Blanc and is a photo columnist for Architectural Digest Germany, which means he spends as much time writing about buildings as photographing them.
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