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A crane lifting a CLT panel, cloud low on the mountain behind

Show the work before the walls close.

Construction photography for builders, trades and design teams across British Columbia

Work for

  • Newlines Contracting
  • Newlines ADU
  • Summerhill Fine Homes
  • The Window Merchant
  • Radius Architectural Millwork
  • Black Thumb Contracting

A finished house shows the result. The build shows how it was made.

Progress for clients who cannot get to site, a record before the walls close, and something to post in the months before the finish.

One visit, or one at every stage of the build.

Each visit delivers 10 to 15 edited photographs within 10 business days. A short video for social can be added.

  • Structure

    Framing, steel and the crane days

  • Envelope

    Windows, roof and cladding

  • Crew

    The people who build it, at work

  • Site

    From the ground and from the air

  • Fit-out

    The rooms before the finishes go on

A quarter day on site from $625

A half day from $1,250, for crane days and larger stages.

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The build

A carpenter feeding a board through the table saw, backlit, sawdust in the air
Framing, Whistler
A mini excavator front-on with its bucket raised, the framed house rising behind it
Site work, Whistler
A CLT panel hanging from the crane over two harnessed crew standing on the glulam frame
Crane day
Two crew in harnesses on the deck, one pointing across the site
The crew
Looking down on the crane boom and the module on its truck, the Chief behind
Crane day, Squamish
A rusted crane hook block hanging on its cables, the Chief soft behind it
Rigging, Squamish
An installer lifting a wrapped aluminium frame on the roof
Frames on the roof
A suction cup set on a pane of glass, the frame and the site soft beyond
Glazing
An installer seen through the skylight glass, driving a screw into the frame
Skylight glazing
The edge of a new window frame still in its protective wrap
Window frame, Whistler
A vacuum lifter hanging from the crane against a dark house
Glazing, Whistler
Sun falling in stripes across a framed two-storey room, the crane outside the doorway
Interior framing, Whistler
A sealant gun running a bead along a black window frame on orange timber
Sealing the frame
A mitre saw in the sun on the framed deck
On site, Whistler
Eight installers carrying one large glass pane through the forest
Carrying the glass
An excavator bucket biting into the dirt in low light
Earthworks
A mini excavator front-on in the trees, the operator in the cab
Excavation, Whistler
The Perch under construction: a glass box cantilevered over the rock, the roof edge still in membrane and battens, a worker walking up the slope below
Envelope, The Perch
Diagonal battens over blue membrane beside the black vertical cladding of The Perch, a tree shadow across it
Cladding
Looking straight up a corridor of skylight frames to the sky
Skylights, Salt Spring
A finisher at work inside the spray booth, framed by its open doors
Spray booth
Module lift, SquamishFilm

He was highly responsive and organized pre-shoot, and on-site he worked efficiently with a professional, calm demeanor.

Kyle Paisley · Summerhill Fine Homes

Read the Summerhill case study

Questions before booking.

Is video available?

Yes. A short video for social, cut vertical and horizontal, can be added to any visit.

Can visits follow the whole build?

Yes. Book a single visit, or one at each stage from excavation to the finish.

Is there a travel charge?

Not in the Sea to Sky corridor. Travel beyond it is quoted with the visit.

How can the photographs be used?

The licence covers the firm’s website, social, proposals and award entries. I keep the copyright.

Dark stained wood siding with the shadows of trees across it

Have a build underway?

Thirty minutes on a call. If it is a fit, a proposal follows the same day.

© 2026 Matt Anthony Photography · Squamish, BC · All images © Matt Anthony

I acknowledge the privilege of living and working on the unceded territory of the Skwẋwú7mesh (Squamish) Nation.