Jack Lovel
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studio@jacklovel.com
jacklovel.com
1/84 Rupert Street
Collingwood, VIC
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Jack Lovel is an architectural photographer based in Melbourne. With over a decade of experience, he works with some of the leading architects and design practices in the field. His editorial work often features in global publications like Vogue Living, Dwell, Habitus and Houses.
Alongside his freelance practice, since 2016 Jack has been documenting Iwan Iwannoff's architectural legacy in Western Australia, culminating in the release of his first book “Catching Light”. This body of work was initially inspired by the Iwanoff-designed Jordanoff house that Jack grew up in, and is a testament to his long fascination with – and passion for – modernist architecture.
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studio@jacklovel.com
jacklovel.com
1/84 Rupert Street
Collingwood, VIC
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Jack Lovel is an architectural photographer based in Melbourne. With over a decade of experience, he works with some of the leading architects and design practices in the field. His editorial work often features in global publications like Vogue Living, Dwell, Habitus and Houses.
Alongside his freelance practice, since 2016 Jack has been documenting Iwan Iwannoff's architectural legacy in Western Australia, culminating in the release of his first book “Catching Light”. This body of work was initially inspired by the Iwanoff-designed Jordanoff house that Jack grew up in, and is a testament to his long fascination with – and passion for – modernist architecture.
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studio@jacklovel.com
jacklovel.com
1/84 Rupert Street
Collingwood, VIC
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Jack Lovel is an architectural photographer based in Melbourne. With over a decade of experience, he works with some of the leading architects and design practices in the field. His editorial work often features in global publications like Vogue Living, Dwell, Habitus and Houses.
Alongside his freelance practice, since 2016 Jack has been documenting Iwan Iwannoff's architectural legacy in Western Australia, culminating in the release of his first book “Catching Light”. This body of work was initially inspired by the Iwanoff-designed Jordanoff house that Jack grew up in, and is a testament to his long fascination with – and passion for – modernist architecture.
