Harbour & Hale had drawn the library for four years before anyone photographed it. They sent me the plans, a list of the rooms and a note that said the light was the point.
I spent the first morning with the camera in its bag, walking round with the caretaker, writing down when the sun came through the north lights.
“She spent a morning just looking, and the pictures are the building we thought we had drawn.”
Mira Sato, Harbour & Hale
The book went to press at Pressworks in March, 96 pages, most of them taken between nine and eleven in the morning.
The caretaker is in the acknowledgements.