ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Studio’ CategoryStudio Job Loft in Antwerp, Belgium by Studio jobSaturday, May 21st, 2016Article source: Studio job Q Is this the place where Studio Job work and live? Or there is another studio space? A This is the place where Job works and lives. (Nynke works and lives in the Studio Job Suite Amsterdam.) Q Why is there only one bedroom in the loft? A There is only need for one bedroom when Job stays in Antwerp.  Image Courtesy © Dennis Brandsma
Estudio 13 Complex Rises in Mexico City by Walters Storyk Design Group (WSDG)Tuesday, May 17th, 2016Article source: Walters Storyk Design Group (WSDG) A striking new seven-story building featuring a unique glass wall, and a dramatic, balcony-like profile serves as the new home for Estudio 13. Designed by WSDG to house the triplex 7000 sq. ft. recording studio, the building makes a distinctive addition to Mexico City’s architectural profile.  Three views of Estudio 13 Live Room, Image Courtesy © Francisco Aguilera de Alba
Anish Kapoor Studio V, VI & VII in London, England by Caseyfierro ArchitectsTuesday, May 17th, 2016Article source: Caseyfierro Architects The project was completed in late 2015 and is the final phase of the transformation of industrial units to studio spaces in South London for a sculptor and artist Sir Anish Kapoor.  Image Courtesy © CFA
Anish Kapoor Studio I in London, England by Caseyfierro ArchitectsSunday, May 15th, 2016Article source: Caseyfierro Architects This project transformed a redundant diary building into new spaces for art making for the sculptor Sir Anish Kapoor. The new building comprises of 900msq of floor area spread over two floors with three distinct types of interior. A 9 m high north lit ground floor volume created by removing a significant area of the first floor A upper level painting studio together with a ground floor 4meter high volume that retained the fabric and material of the original.  Image Courtesy © Jim Stephenson
kg&a Studio in Ontario, Canada by dpai architecture inc.Tuesday, April 12th, 2016Article source: dpai architecture inc. Originally built in 1836, 169 King Street East is a 3-storey commercial warehouse in the oldest known standing row of buildings in Toronto. The building is most recognized for housing the Daily Leader newspaper, a driving economic force in the mid-to-late 19th Century, and is located in the Moss Park neighbourhood, near St. Lawrence Market and St. James Park. The building proudly represents the district’s architectural typology, having exposed red brickwork, a recessed entrance, and a glazed store front.  Image Courtesy © Revelateur Studio
CAEaCLAVELES in Asturias, Spain by Longo + Roldán ArquitectosTuesday, April 12th, 2016Article source: Longo + Roldán Arquitectos The peculiar topography of the site, its orientation and mountain views of Cuera are the starting points in the design of an artist´s residence/studio + countryside bed&breakfast in the Asturian population La Pereda, in the village of Llanes, Spain. The project takes advantage of a loophole in the law -which requires regional build-pitched roofs of curved ceramic tile- to propose a building that looks forward the integration into the natural beauty of the area more than in the built environment that surrounds it. To reach a level that will optimize the views of the mountains and the forest surrounding the plot, the action takes place in the northern part of the site. The existing hill there is removed to play with a single green roof that shelters the different uses, thereby diluting the boundaries between the natural and the built in a game between the tectonic and estereotomic that refers to the land-art interventions. A curved stone wall leads from the main road and back into the building and gains altitude to become the load bearing wall that supports the concrete deck, while separates the residence/studio area, for the artist private use, from the small b&b open to the public. This central wall, massive and forceful to ensure the privacy of both functions, contrast to the facades oriented to the north and south in the housing area and to the east in the b&b, much lighter and visually permeable, to enhance the views. The cover in continuity with the ground not only integrates the building into the environment and minimizes the height above the ground naturally, but also alows to maximize energy savings.  Image Courtesy © Marcos Morilla
Little Red Ants creative studio in Singapore by PRODUCE WORKSHOPSunday, April 10th, 2016Article source: PRODUCE WORKSHOP Little Red Ants is a creative studio known for churning out compelling videos for a multitude of clients. The nature of their work means they work round the clock, and their new office at CT Hub 2 at Lavender Street needs to be a sanctuary for eat, sleep and play, in addition to work.  Image Courtesy © Edward Hendricks, CI&A Photography
Atrium Studio in Dartmoor, England by Satellite ArchitectsSaturday, February 27th, 2016Article source: Satellite Architects Atrium Studio is part of the Ashburton Studio School, a new school set within the campus of South Dartmoor Community College. The vision for Atrium Studio aligns itself with the national drive for the improvement and focus on preparing a future workforce with ‘real world’ skills.  Image Courtesy © Satellite Architects
Architecture meets nature north of the Arctic Circle in Norway by KebonyThursday, January 28th, 2016Article source: Kebony The Norwegian composer and musician, Håvard Lund has embarked upon an innovative project to create an artist’s retreat on Northern Norway’s beautiful and dramatic coastline. The retreat is named Fordypningsrommet, the Norwegian word for ‘room for deeper studies’, as Lund aims at inspiring artists to return to nature and deepen their creative pursuits.  Image Courtesy © Anne_Braatveit
KATARA STUDIOS – WSDG INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION FOR WORLD-CLASS MIDDLE EASTERN RECORDING COMPLEX in Doha, QatarWednesday, January 27th, 2016Article source: Walters Storyk Design Group (WSDG) DOHA, QATAR: Doha, the capitol and principal city of Qatar, has welcomed the completion of Katara Studios, one of the Middle East’s largest and most technically advanced recording/feature film audio post production complexes. Created by internationally recognized facility design leaders, the 65,000 sq. ft. / 6,000 sq. m. compound, was commissioned by The Katara Committee, WSDG-Walters-Storyk Design Group, Co–Principal, Sergio Molho, reports the project dates back to 2012, when WSDG was retained by Elie Wakim, head of the acoustical division of leading Doha-based, Imar Trading & Contracting.  Image Courtesy © Walters Storyk Design Group (WSDG)
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