Real Estate Photography in Rosales: An Apartment Transformed by ASR Constructiva
- Natalia Parrado
- Sep 6
- 2 min read
September 6, 2025 - In the heart of Rosales, one of Bogotá’s most exclusive neighborhoods, stands an apartment that combines elegance, modernity, and comfort. Recently remodeled by architect Santiago Rodríguez and his firm ASR Constructiva, this space became the focus of my latest Real Estate photography project.
Real Estate Photography in Rosales: An Apartment Transformed by ASR Constructiva
The renovation not only optimized the distribution of the spaces but also introduced refined and contemporary finishes that enhance natural light and create a sense of openness. Every corner was designed to convey a unique aesthetic experience, and my work behind the camera sought to capture exactly that essence.
A Collaboration Between Architecture and Photography
The value of a real estate project is not defined solely by its square footage or privileged location. The way spaces are perceived and visually narrated plays a fundamental role when presenting them to potential buyers or investors.
Through my lens, I highlighted:
The spaciousness and brightness of the social areas, emphasizing the integration between the living room, dining room, and terrace.
The details of the interior design, such as woodwork finishes, lighting, and textures.
The comfort of the private areas, projecting the idea of a sophisticated and welcoming home.
Photography as a Tool for the Real Estate Market
n such a competitive field as real estate in Bogotá, images are the most powerful introduction. Good photography does more than document, it inspires and captivates, becoming a decisive factor in the marketing of high-end properties.
This project in Rosales reflects how the combination of architecture, renovation, and professional photography can reveal the true potential of a space.
I invite you to explore the full photo gallery, where the main focus was on capturing the kitchen, dining room, living room, hallway, master bedroom, and bathroom with its walk-in closets.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on this project—feel free to share your comments at the end of this article.
Natalia Parrado
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