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Achingly beautiful architecture photographed by Matthias Heiderich

Berlin-based photographer, Matthias Heiderich, has once again blown us away with his collection of architectural photography, entitled Material II.

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All images © Matthias Heiderich, courtesy of the artist

All images © Matthias Heiderich, courtesy of the artist

Featuring buildings that burst with bold colour, alongside minimal shapes and schemes, the results of Heiderich's talent are truly breathtaking.

Having long been fans of the photographer, we've previously featured his projects, Nowhere in Particular and Systems/Layers on Creative Boom. Impressively, when looking through Heiderich's work, his style is completely adaptable to his surroundings. From candy-coloured and Brutalist-inspired structures to misty, rolling landscapes. Discover more on Behance.

Via Behance | All images © Matthias Heiderich

Overhead view of concrete stairwells and landings in a brutalist building, showing geometric forms and subtle colour variations across multiple levels
Curved lime-green stairwell attached to a brutalist concrete building with expansive overhanging structures in an urban setting
Curved white tiled apartment building facade with repeating balconies and recessed windows, photographed by Matthias Heiderich
Minimalist architectural photograph of a modern building with white cladding, blue-tinted windows and a geometric staircase leading up to its entrance against a clear sky
Red metal pipe casting shadows across a bright yellow and turquoise textured surface, creating bold geometric lines
Overhead view of a white spiral staircase with red-framed windows and metal railings ascending through a cylindrical white building
Concrete stairwell and passage between modern brutalist buildings beneath a clear turquoise sky
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