#studio

Dutchess County Art Studio is a ground-up creative sanctuary tailored to the particular needs of a couple with distinct creative practices. Nestled between the property’s tree line and lush gardens, the unconventional architecture responds to the clients’ desire for respectively private painting and ceramic studios. Employing an intentional bend in the middle of the structure, the design harmoniously follows the contours of surrounding marshes and wetlands. Economical and efficient, its triangular gable form, dark cladding, and metal-seamed roof give the appearance of the studio receding into the wilderness. Clive Smith Clive Smith Clive Smith The design began with the painting studio, strategically oriented nort... More

Nestled in the vibrant heart of Panama City, Sisu Coffee Studio emerges as a beacon of specialty coffee expertise, proudly representing the renowned Lamastus Family Estates. Born from a lineage of coffee producers, Sisu Coffee Studio is more than just a café; it's a testament to generations of dedication to the art of cultivating and crafting exceptional coffee. Mauricio Carvajal Mauricio Carvajal Mauricio Carvajal Mauricio Carvajal Every detail at Sisu Coffee Studio reflects the legacy of the Lamastus Family EstatesFrom the carefully curated beans to architecture design interior. Stepping into the studio, patrons are enveloped in an atmosphere that exudes warmth and passion for the craft. Mauricio Carvajal... More

This is a renovation project in Yatsuo, Toyama, Japan that transformed the old Japanese house into the photographer, Yusuke Takano’s studio. To create the space, we remained the existing wood structure and add Geometric Abstraction to infill. Yusuke Takano Yusuke Takano Yusuke Takano Yusuke Takano It all started by noting that there are elements of modernism like Mondrian’s painting in spaces where traditional Japanese architecture appear the vertical and horizontal structures. The space was greatly changed by painting an abstract painting to site-specific canvas. Yusuke Takano Yusuke Takano Yusuke Takano Yusuke Takano More

Pumping station sounds a bit like sewage at first - not necessarily a place where you would like to live. Nevertheless, converting the pumping station Neukölln to a studio and apartment building was the first job to enable Jan Wiese to truly demonstrate his aspirations and capabilities. As if all that would not have been difficult enough, the builders were the artist couple Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset, who had chosen the pumping station as their Berlin-domicile. One could have started simpler. Udo Meinel Udo Meinel But hardly more spectacularly, as it is astonishing to see how existing elements of the building were preserved and redefined, while the new elements were integrated simultaneously. If you were lucky enough... More