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Corporate Lifestyle Photographer | Albert Law, Vancouver BC

An male architect walking down a hallway in a brightly lit modern office with a high ceiling

Well dressed Asian woman sliding a glass door closed in at the Alabaster Homes office, a modern office with dark decor and dark glass surfaces

Richard Henriquez, Founding Principal of Henriquez Partners looks through a book in his office

Two people stand in a dimly lit room, interacting with a large touchscreen display showing a 3D model and yellow data lines. One points at the screen while the other observes. Both are wearing casual shirts.

A group of three architects in discussion around a table at the Henriquez Partners Architects offices in Vancouver, BC

A 3D printer creating a white hexagonal form at the Tangible Interaction workshop in Vancouver, BC

Portrait of Vancouver City Councillor Colleen Hardwick at City Hall. Morning sun illuminates the red wooden background.

A person garnishes dishes with fresh greens in a kitchen at the Fairmont Pacific Rim. The table is organized with various containers of food, including bowls of salad and trays of golden-brown fried items, suggesting meal preparation.

A hand reaches for a bottle of whisky from a shelf displaying several whisky brands, including Nikka Coffey and Highland Park. The shelf is lit from below, highlighting the various bottles and labels. This is the bar at Guilt & Co in Vancouver

Jordan Stewart, the owner of Guilt and Co, sitting at a table in a dimly lit interior, holding a drink and smiling. The bar is adorned with candles and wooden decor, creating a cozy atmosphere.

Three people from the Alabaster Homes team in an office setting are collaborating around a table, reviewing documents. The room is softly lit, with greenery partially framing the scene. One person is standing, while the other two are seated, actively engaged in discussion.

Richard Henriquez wears glasses and sits at a desk under a lamp, focused on drawing architectural plans. The walls are covered with various photographs and sketches, and the room has a modern, organized atmosphere.

Three people from Tera Developments in business attire are seated around a table in a meeting. A woman holds a sheet of paper and smiles, while two men listen. A sign on the wall reads creating spaces that convey our values.

Two people from the Digby Leigh & Co team sit at a table in a glass-walled office, discussing documents. The room is decorated with birch tree wallpaper, and a stone wall with plants is in the foreground.

A team member from Tangible Interaction wearing a hard hat works on intricate wiring underneath a large, illuminated structure resembling a flower with bright, glowing petals. The space is dimly lit, highlighting the futuristic design of the installation.

Two people from the Tangible Interaction team working in their Vancouver workshop filled with tools and equipment. Shelves hold neatly organized supplies, and various tools are mounted on the wall. Bright lighting illuminates the space, creating a focused work environment.

A member of the Tangible Interaction team in a blue shirt and yellow watch arranges white, hexagonal 3D printed objects on a dark table. The objects have a central cylindrical protrusion. Other similar objects are scattered on the table.

A person in a dark gown walking past an elegant, dimly lit hallway at Fairmont Pacific Rim in Vancouver, admiring framed artworks on a wooden-paneled wall. A modern staircase with glass railing is on the left, and the floor is polished marble.

A chef in a white uniform and black striped apron arranges sushi rolls on a plate in a bright kitchen at Fairmont Pacific Rim Vancouver. A sauce bottle is nearby. The background is blurred with natural light coming through a window.

A person holds a bottle of Olio Reserva extra virgin olive oil at Fairmont Pacific Rim. Shelves stocked with similar bottles are visible in the background. The focus is on the bottle being examined.

Nick Poon and Herman Kwee from Alabaster Developments in business attire stand inside a wooden-framed structure, engaging in conversation. One wears a suit with suspenders, and the other wears glasses and a suit, both looking towards the window. The setting is a construction site.

Herman Kwee, founder of Alabaster homes, sits at a desk in a dimly lit office, illuminated by a single overhead light. They are working on a computer, with darkness surrounding most of the room. Large windows are visible on the left.

Alfie Lam, from the Tera Developments wearing a black suit and white shirt sits at a white table with his arm resting on it. He is smiling and looking to the side. The background includes shelves and decorative elements in a well-lit showroom for their Aviary project.

Three people from the Tera Development team in business attire are reviewing architectural blueprints together. They are inside a modern office with a bright, open design. The focus is on the person in the center pointing at the plans with a pen. Aviary Showroom, Vancouver.

A person walks past shelves filled with rows of brown file folders organized neatly. The background shows an orderly arrangement of folders, at the Digby Leigh & Co office. The persons face is blurred and not visible.

A person wearing blue gloves and a white lab coat places a rectangular tray with thin plastic tubes into a laboratory machine. The setting is a modern laboratory with equipment in the background.

A woman from the Digby Leigh & Co team with long blonde hair and a gray sweater stands at a printer in a modern office hallway, looking at documents in her hand. The corridor is lined with glass and wooden doors, and there are steps leading to another area in the background.

Show thumbnail preview A persons hand placing avocado slices on a sheet of nori with rice, preparing sushi at Fairmont Pacific Rim. The focus is on the ingredients and the hand in action.

Trevor, a bartender at Guilt & Co wearing a hat pours a drink from a bottle into a glass. The setting is a dimly lit bar with various bottles and bar equipment in the background. The dimly lit atmosphere appears cozy and inviting with candles in the foreground.

A chalkboard sign at guitt & co. displays the names Alex Flock and Brian OBrien with event times listed. The design features a dark background with palm leaf patterns.

Business

This collection celebrates the human faces behind the corporation, showcasing the leaders and teams who build, grow, and bring about notable change. From the refined experiences offered by Fairmont Hotels to the foundational impact of Alabaster Homes and Henriquez Partners Architects, and the inventive spirit of Tangible Interaction, these are the risk-takers and visionaries who don't just exist within the world, but actively shape it.