This home for a black and white photographer consisting of masonry volumes linked with cast glass-enclosed circulation spaces explores a hybrid domicile/gallery. The long thin bricks employed in its construction give the home a timeless quality; their grey-brown tone creating a neutral backdrop for the black and white photographic prints which adorn the interior. Comprised of rooms in varying proportions, the home eschews open planning for a more traditional and gallery-like integrated sequence of unique and discrete spaces.