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Julien Lanoo
Born
1985
Nationality
Belgian
Known for
Photography
Julien Lanoo (born 1985) is a Belgian photographer. He documents the built environment and his works are best known for his "humanistic" approach, where people and broader architectural contexts are at the centre of attention.[1] In 2016, his images are nominated as the world's best professional photographs of buildings and structures of the year by Arcaid Images.[2]
In 2021, Studio Julien Lanoo is named the 'World's Best Architecture Photography Studio’ at the
Architizer A+Awards.[3]
