
Photography · Shot for ARKO
Tex Jernigan
Tex founded ARKO and shoots much of the work himself: museums, campuses, a library and a train station, from the overall view down to the seams in the metal.
New York, NY
Hudson Yards
The neighborhood built over the West Side rail yards in Manhattan: glass towers around the Shops, and Thomas Heatherwick’s Vessel at its center.


Stanford, CA
McMurtry Building
Stanford’s building for the Department of Art and Art History, designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro with Bora Architects: two wings that cross over each other, clad in zinc panels.












Los Angeles, CA
Petersen Automotive Museum
The car museum by Kohn Pedersen Fox, wrapped in undulating ribbons of stainless steel over a red façade, with the motif carried onto a perforated garage screen.










San Diego, CA
San Diego Central Library
The city’s central library downtown, under its lattice dome, with metal lettering and signage worked into its concrete walls and the Joan and Irwin Jacobs Common.









Richmond, VA
Institute for Contemporary Art at VCU
Steven Holl Architects’ art museum for Virginia Commonwealth University: sharp, folded volumes clad in zinc panels around a glass core.








St. Louis, MO
Hoi Polloi
A public artwork by Lindsey Stouffer at the Forsyth station on the St. Louis MetroLink: perforated metal screens that run along the walls of the station cut.







La Jolla, CA
Gambucci Boutique
A fashion boutique designed by Luce et Studio, with a feature wall of black stainless steel perforated in a continuous pattern across its panels.






Nashville, TN
Gulch Crossing
An office building by Earl Swensson Associates in Nashville’s Gulch, with a canopy and walls of preweathered steel that run from the sidewalk into the lobby.







Cleveland, OH
MOCA Cleveland
The Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland by Farshid Moussavi Architecture, a faceted dark building that reflects the sky and the street.






Kansas City, MO
KCPD Headquarters
The renovated Kansas City Police Department headquarters by Helix, with a punched and embossed zinc façade that reads like armor, zinc feature walls inside, and a hanging sculpture by Rob Ley.






Fairfax, VA
Exploratory Hall
George Mason University’s science and technology building by Perkins+Will, with a façade of perforated stainless steel that carries an image across its panels, and preweathered zinc.






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