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Serendipity Labs | Atlanta, GA

Gensler

It is this image that has become Serendipity Labs' iconic and most-used visual across all marketing platforms. As photographers, we're always looking for the payoff shot and this is theirs.

Design: Gensler

Build: Ferrara-Buist

John Arenas

Yale Gurney continues to capture the direct vision of clients in the architectural space creating a clear dialog about place, identity and form.

Charleston is one of the more interesting cities in America and Serendipity Labs did not fail to match the intrigue of it with its incredible architectural design in the lab's main area. It was this lab that reminded Gurney how much he adores shooting all of their architecture and modern decor.

Construction: Vulcan Property Group

John Arenas

Yale Gurney continues to capture the direct vision of clients in the architectural space creating a clear dialog about place, identity and form.

Shot high up in Serendipity Labs' DTLA location, the goal was to capture all windows. And with every shot, there's a vision and with typically an extremely small window to see and direct it, this was the result. This shot was complete in less than 10 minutes.

Architect: AC Martin and Partners

John Arenas

Shooting anything designed by the architects from Gensler is exciting. SL's Cumberland lab is exactly that. This was captured on the second level of the structure in one of their fabulous kitchen areas.

Gensler | Buckhead/Alpharetta

Leapley Construction

Shooting anything designed by the architects from Gensler is exciting. SL's Cumberland lab is exactly that. This was captured on the second level of the structure in one of their fabulous kitchen areas.

Architecture + Design: Gensler | Buckhead/Alpharetta

Buildout: Leapley Construction

John Arenas

Yale Gurney continues to capture the direct vision of clients in the architectural space creating a clear dialog about place, identity and form. Space design by Work Program Architects and build by ARCO Construction.

Yale Gurney continues to capture the direct vision of clients in the architectural space creating a clear dialog about place, identity and form. Buildout by ARCO Construction.

Part of my photoshoot is walking the space to shoot just its architecture. Lots of times I'll capture people doing themselves prior to set-directed scenes. Here, a tour of the space is given.

Work Program Architects

ARCO Construction

A bank vault from yesteryear that was left as part of a new buildout (as it should have been). Here, it's usage is as a conference room. Brilliant design.

Seed Architecture

The Circle Tower lobby located off of Monument Circle in Indianapolis, is one of the most impressive examples from the art deco era.

Building owned and operated by Expansive Coworking

No better example of modern architecture than floor to ceiling windows. In this case, the goal was to showcase that, positioning Heiner in the middle of the frame using a Serendipity Lab staple adjustable height desk.

John Arenas

The Eden Roc has one of the more classic art deco era lobbies in South Beach. From its original teak wood to its speckled tile flooring. Truly mid century modern interior decor and architectural perfection.

Commissioned by Level Office to capture both their new buildout in their coworking space along with entire architectural powerhouse Pioneer Building, it's this photoshoots that is still one of my most memorable.

Threes. Apparently, it's just how our lovely brains work. For one, three is the smallest number that can be used to form a distinguishable pattern in our heads. So perhaps that why Gurney shoots in threes often. Here, three elevators showing off fantastic wall decor and original art deco flooring.

One of the more special places to shoot is the lobby in the Graduate Hotel. From artwork of the great Minnie Pearl to its parisian-esque coffee shop, it's maximalism at its best.

Hartshorne Plunkard Architecture

Doster Construction Company

Yale Gurney continues to capture the direct vision of clients in the architectural space creating a clear dialog about place, identity and form. This was shot for Expansive Coworking, Jacksonville.

The Groover Stewart building now houses Expansive workspace, formerly Novel Coworking and LEVEL Office. Architecture by Marsh & Saxelbye (1925).

Yale Gurney continues to capture the direct vision of clients in the architectural space creating a clear dialog about place, identity and form. This was shot for Serendipity Labs' Buckhead, Atlanta location.

Moncler reached out to Yale to capture the before and after buildout of their new Bal Harbour store. This is a sample of the finished product.

Architect: Gilles and Boissier

A take from Expansive Workspace's Milwaukee location. With views of Cathedral Square, this photoshoot produced some core images for them.

When not shooting today's modern architecture, there's nothing quite like shooting some of America's classic buildings. The Angebilt opened its doors in 1923 as a hotel. Today, it's home to Expansive Workspace offices (Novel Coworking when this was shot).

Architect: Murray S. King

Construction + Renovation: Interstruct

Downtown Orlando

Silverstein Properties commissioned Yale to capture several of its buildings and specific buildouts from their suite of property ownership in Gurney's hometown New York City. This was LaVazza USA Headquarters.

Buildout: JRM Construction Management

One of Yale's favorite career photoshoots, Norfolk is Novel Coworkings finest build in his opinion.

Architecture: Work Program Architects

Buildout: ARCO

The incredible lobby of 777 Avenue of Americas, home to some of New York City's finest companies. Made of mostly marble materials and a hint of great art equals interior decor perfection.

Early photo career; A shot that become a standard for then LEVEL Office from the first of several Jacksonville photoshoots in the historic Groover-Stewart Building.

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