Embassy Zenith rises above the edge of Bengaluru's Golf Course as a sculpted glass landmark, bringing a distinctive identity to the city's evolving commercial skyline. Designed by Andy Fisher Workshop.

Photographing Embassy Zenith was an exercise in understanding form through movement. The building reveals itself differently from every vantage point. From the distant cityscape, it emerges as a reflective object nestled within Bengaluru's urban forest. At street level, its curved edges soften what could have been a monolithic glass tower, allowing it to sit comfortably amongst the trees surrounding the site.

My approach to documenting the project focused on this relationship between architecture and landscape. I sought to frame it within the dense greenery of the golf course and surrounding canopy, highlighting the contrast between the tower's precision and the character of its context.