James Frommeyer
Selected work

Architecture

Commissioned and self-directed studies of architecture, interiors, civic space, and the built environment.

01Under Armour
01Under Armour Global Headquarters by Gensler on the Baltimore Peninsula waterfront at sunset, reflected in the water.
Project 01

Under
Armour

Global headquarters in Baltimore, studied through structure, waterfront context, signage, and changing light.

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Project 02

Federal Hill
Fitness

Interior architectural photography balancing circulation, material, equipment, and occupied space.

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02Long training corridor inside Federal Hill Fitness in Baltimore, lined with strength equipment and tall windows.
03Baltimore Holocaust Memorial at Lombard and Gay Streets, redesigned by architect Jonathan Fishman and Lynn Katzen in 1997, viewed from above across the urban plaza.
Project 03

Holocaust
Memorial

A study of the memorial’s sculptural form, surface, detail, and relationship to the surrounding city.

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Selected
Architecture

James Frommeyer provides professional architectural photography and historic preservation documentation in Baltimore, Maryland. With a background in urban policy and fifteen years of narrative filmmaking experience, his work emphasizes precise perspective control, geometric alignment, and structural clarity across commercial exteriors, interiors, and civic spaces, while maintaining a strong sense of narrative intent.

M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore at dusk, viewed from the Hamburg Street Light Rail station with a train crossing the foreground.
Johns Hopkins University Downtown Center by Ziger/Snead Architects, photographed from across North Charles Street in downtown Baltimore.
Landscaped courtyard at the KPF-designed T. Rowe Price Headquarters at Harbor Point in Baltimore, framed by dark glass office wings.
Wilkens-Robins Building, an 1871 cast-iron-fronted commercial building on West Pratt Street in downtown Baltimore.
B&O Warehouse at Camden Yards illuminated red at night in downtown Baltimore.
Penthouse Club Baltimore after its 2026 renovation by Carballo Architecture, with the facade outlined in vivid pink neon at night.
The Little House on Montgomery Street, a narrow historic brick row house in Federal Hill, Baltimore.
One Charles Center by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe at blue hour, viewed from the plaza in downtown Baltimore.
Little Havana on Key Highway in Baltimore, its pale blue waterfront facade and rooftop sign photographed at dusk.
Central Savings Bank Building by Charles L. Carson, designed in 1890–91, photographed at Charles and Lexington Streets in downtown Baltimore.
Union Bros. Building on West Cross Street in South Baltimore, photographed straight-on to emphasize its long brick facade and repetitive industrial windows.
Maryland Science Center on Baltimore's Inner Harbor at twilight, with pink clouds above its glass buildings, a green-illuminated facade, and reflections in the water.
Preston Gardens in downtown Baltimore, with a curving stone stair and balustrade sweeping beneath surrounding office towers.
Former Watchman’s Volunteer Fire Company No. 16 in Federal Hill, Baltimore, a mid-19th-century brick firehouse with tall arched openings and a central balcony.
Fort McHenry in Baltimore at dusk, with the American flag above the historic fort and waterfront landscape.
Euchtman House by Frank Lloyd Wright, 1939, a low Usonian residence in Pikesville, Maryland, seen through mature trees.
Ground-level view beneath One Charles Center by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, showing the recessed glass lobby and deep structural overhang in downtown Baltimore.
Concrete parking garage in Baltimore at sunset, with warm light casting long geometric shadows across the floor.
Odd Fellows Hall, an 1891 Romanesque Revival building at Cathedral and Saratoga Streets in Baltimore, seen from the corner.
Basketball courts at Solo Gibbs Park beneath I-395 in Sharp-Leadenhall, Baltimore, framed by colorful pavement and concrete highway structure.
Preston Gardens in downtown Baltimore, frontal view of the monumental stone staircase and terraced landscape.
Wide view across Hopkins Plaza in downtown Baltimore, with the fountain centered between surrounding office towers.