Rafael Gamo
Photographer Mexico
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Ridge House
New York / United States / 2025
Worrell Yeung
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Ridge Barn
New York / United States / 2025
Worrell Yeung
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Casa en Avándaro
Avándaro / Mexico / 2024
Estudio IUAPDA | Ignacio Urquiza y Ana Paula de Alba
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House 720 Degrees
Valle de Bravo / Mexico / 2024
Fernanda Canales Arquitectura
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Ecoparque Bacalar
Quintana Roo / Mexico / 2023
Colectivo c733
47 2
Casa Zilin
Mexico / 2023
Taller Gabriela Carrillo
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Uetikon
Zurich / Switzerland / 2023
PPAA Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados
67 1 1
Casa Santa María del Oro
Santa María del Oro / Mexico / 2022
Mauricio Ceballos X Architects
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Estación Tapachula
Tapachula / Mexico / 2021
Colectivo c733
Rafael Gamo is an award-winning architectural photographer who transforms the built environment into captivating visual storytelling. Commissioned by architects, designers, artists, and media for architectural and fine art assignments, his work encompasses everything from large-scale public structures and cutting-edge buildings to intimate interiors and one-off installations.
Rafael Gamo initiated his photography career in Mexico City, following his BA in architecture and subsequent graduation from the International Center of Photography in New York City. Currently residing between both cities and traveling worldwide for commissioned projects, Rafael’s work transcends mere documentation, creating a window that allows viewers to experience the beauty of contemporary international architecture.
Rafael Gamo initiated his photography career in Mexico City, following his BA in architecture and subsequent graduation from the International Center of Photography in New York City. Currently residing between both cities and traveling worldwide for commissioned projects, Rafael’s work transcends mere documentation, creating a window that allows viewers to experience the beauty of contemporary international architecture.
Rafael Gamo is an award-winning architectural photographer who transforms the built environment into captivating visual storytelling. Commissioned by architects, designers, artists, and media for architectural and fine art assignments, his work encompasses everything from large-scale public structures and cutting-edge buildings to intimate interiors and one-off installations. Rafael Gamo initiated his photography career in Mexico City, following his BA in architecture and subsequent graduation from the International Center of Photography in New York City. Currently residing between both cities and traveling worldwide for commissioned projects, Rafael’s work transcends mere documentation, creating a window that allows viewers to experience the beauty of contemporary international architecture.