Travel and Architectural Photographer

Since establishing his own practice in 2010, Jeremy Bitterman's photography has been widely featured in leading print and online publications, including the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Architectural Review, ARCHITECT, MARK, Form, The Architect’s Newspaper, Architectural Record, Art in America, Frame, Hinge, Luxe, as well as several books and international design and architecture blogs.

During Jeremy Berlin's last trip to the wilds of eastern West Virginia to meet the homeowners of Tree House, his burgeoning interest in prefab got an arcadian short in the arm. It also prompted the Washington DC-based writer and editor to rethink his recent housing decision: Was taking up residence in a Fin-de-siècle Beaux Arts building the right one? The jury's still out.

Photographer, artist, and teacher living in Chicago.

“If you can dream it, you can do it.” Walt Disney BA from Syracuse , MA from Harvard GSD. Currently working at S9 Architecture. Interested in beautiful things and beautiful people. Hopes to one day open an interdisciplinary design practice and own a bakery.

Every house is an open system of flows: energy, material, and information. The water that flows from a typical household faucet often travels thousands of miles from its original source, scrubbed clean, chlorinated, and fluoridated, before it falls into your glass. This is a staggering achievement, yet we hardly give it a second thought. Our built environment is plugged into a vast web of similar systems we know almost nothing about. We see this as an opportunity for architectural intervention and technological exploration.

Brooklyn based architect and designer. Principal of Jeremy Babel | Architecture + Design.

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