Adrian Koenig
Architectural imagery for architects and design teams communicating architectural concepts
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Adrian Koenig
Adrian Koenig creates composed architectural images using photography, 3D outputs and AI-generated material. The work focuses on conveying architectural ideas and design intent.
He collaborates with architects and design teams. Clients shown include BHSF Architekten, Caruso St John Architects and Chalk Architects.
ADRIAN KOENIG LTD is registered in Brighton, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2020. Koenig is a trained architect with a Dipl. Arch. ETH.
Product: Architectural imagery composed from photography, 3D outputs and AI-generated material.
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