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"Architectural photography plays an important role as a visual record of our constantly evolving built environment. For architects it is one of the final parts of the process: the expression of our design work through someone else's creative viewpoint. Architectural photographers each bring their own sense of ""self"" to their work. Peter Barnes' photographs have a visual strength and an energy that is characteristically his own. The sense of detail and care within his photography evokes for me the same considered approach we architects take in realising our built outcomes. Seeing our work through his lens is a delight.' - Wayne Grivell, Director, Swanbury Penglase 'Some projects in this book are quiet contributors to the urban realm. Others make a statement. Some will be familiar. Others will be newly discovered treasures. I hope that this beautiful celebration of key architecture in this state stimulates you to look afresh at the spaces you occupy and to better value the good design around us. You will gain a new appreciation of the great places and buildings in South Australia.' - Nicolette Di Lernia, Australian Institute of Architects"

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Peter Barnes is a specialist architectural photographer. He was made a Master of Photography by the Australian Institute of Professional Photography in 2015. Previously Peter was a nurse, union official and IT project manager whose dream of becoming a famous photo-journalist was perpetually on hold. Firsthand experience of Europe's great old and brilliant new buildings pointed him towards architectural photography. A happy accident landed his first paying commission around 2007. Peter was awarded AIPP SA Commercial Photographer of the Year in 2011, 2013 and 2017. Lance Campbell has long experience of Adelaide. Born on Unley Road, he is an arts writer and multiple award-winning sports writer. He wrote By Popular Demand for the Adelaide Festival Centre's 25th anniversary, and Heart of the Arts for its 40th. He also collaborated on City Streets with Mick Bradley, which he describes as one of the more enjoyable diversions in his professional life. He was arts editor of the Adelaide Advertiser, arts and architecture editor of SALife magazine, has written satirical columns for the Adelaide Review, and has contributed to several books, including McLaren Vale: Trott's View. John Nowland has more than 40 years' experience in the design industry. His work includes visual identities, books and other publications, packaging, way-finding and interpretive sign systems. Selected projects and articles have been published in design journals in Switzerland, Germany, Japan and the US. John is a past national president of the Australian Graphic Design Association. He lives and works in Adelaide.

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