Raquel Diniz Foto

15/01/2026

Thrilled to see my work featured in Elle’s Decoration’s “Spotlight on the designers shaping contemporary lighting”

Portrait photography has always been part of my architectural photography journey. Capturing our creations, whether creative people, objects, or spaces, feels like a natural extension of how I document the design story.

05/06/2025

recently launched Making House — our new studio in King’s Cross.

Over the past year, I’ve had the chance to photograph the transformation of this 1950s industrial building into a space that reflects the energy and creativity of the 250+ people who work here.

From the open workshop to the timber-lined ground floor and model-filled spaces — every corner tells a story.

With large street-facing windows and a façade that invites glimpses inside, the building was designed to share the joy of making with the city.

It’s been a real joy to document not just a building, but a way of working together again.

Take a look at the full story via Dezeen — link in bio.

13/12/2024

21/01/2024

Heatherwick Studio Unveils The British School in Tokyo.

Photography: Raquel Diniz Foto (Raquel Diniz)

Double-height balconies and outdoor teaching spaces enliven the facades of The British School in Tokyo, which Heatherwick Studio has completed in Japan.

02/07/2023

Introducing our latest interior project captured in Epsom. This stunning undertaking involved a kitchen extension and complete refurbishment. The kitchen boasts a captivating midnight blue hue and showcases two remarkable features. Firstly, it connects to a garden room, which showcases a beautifully framed skylight, illuminating this welcoming space. Secondly, it possesses its own skylight, flooding the kitchen units with natural light. Among the exquisite design elements, my personal favorite is the boot room. As one of the entrance ways to the house, it reveals a lot about the project's distinctive design and signature.
Project: LimeShowroom
Photography: Raquel Diniz photography

23/04/2023

I am thrilled to share some exciting news with you all! In 2021, I joined the Feminist Photography Network online residence, and I am so happy to announce that my research material is now part of the online exhibition that was launched on March 8th.

Although it's been over a month since the exhibition opened, I thought this weekend, as we celebrate Earth Day, would be a perfect time to remind you all of this fantastic initiative. The exhibition explores the themes of Identity, Connection, and Place, which were the core concepts connecting the photographers' works and the residency experience itself.

My research focuses on cities, community engagement, the built environment, and the social constructions of place. Through my work, I explore remnants of memories, home, and displacement.

If you're interested in learning more about the exhibition or checking out the works, please visit the website https://www.fpnexhibit.com/. I hope you will take the time to support me and the other talented artists featured in the exhibition.

17/10/2022

Last month, I celebrated my first year as Studio’s photographer.

During this time, we launched inspiring projects in many parts of the world. Despite the different scales and uses, they share one important goal in common, being to innovate and inspire the new generations.

It is a great exercise to revisit the exciting works I have shot and think the images helped build a strong visual storytelling of the buildings and spaces.

In this first post, we remember the Glasshouse, which is a striking structure that was built in the Woolbeding gardens and connects the surrounding landscape within, as well as providing a functional and decorative element to the new garden. 

The ten-sided glasshouse was designed together with a landscaped garden that reveals species from the ancient Silk Route. The kinetic mechanism allows the structure to open and close, so during summer it allows the plants access to direct sunshine and ventilation. In the cold weather, the glasshouse provides protection to the subtropical plants.

The project details can be found here:

https://www.heatherwick.com/studio/news/heritage-flowers-kinetic-glasshouse-and-silk-route-garden-unveiled-by-heatherwick-studio-and-the-national-trust/ 

26/07/2022

I’m pleased to share some publications of ’s glasshouse, a sculptural and kinetic greenhouse that the studio created on the historic Woolbeding Estate in England.

Project Leader: Stepan Martinovsky
Project Team: Peter Romvari, Skye Sun, Ross Gribben, Ning Loh
Photography by Raquel Diniz Foto and