ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Studio’ CategoryBlack Box in Los Angeles, California by Aaron Neubert ArchitectsThursday, September 3rd, 2015Article source: Aaron Neubert Architects A steeply sloping property in the Franklin Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles is the site for this 200 square foot writer’s studio, labeled the “Black Box” for its minimal geometry and dark stained cladding.  Image Courtesy © Aaron Neubert Architects
Midden Studio in Britain, United Kingdom by Studio WeaveTuesday, August 18th, 2015Article source: Studio Weave Perched on the edge of Britain, Midden Studio is a surreal atavistic building that reveals its secrets slowly. The spiky zinc-clad artist’s studio nestles by a stream on the west coast of Scotland. The building sits on top of a Victorian midden wall (formerly the depository for dung from the nearby stables).  Image Courtesy © Johnny Barrington
DREAM ASYLUM by WSDGWednesday, July 15th, 2015Article source: Walters Storyk Design Group (WSDG) Two of the contemporary music scene’s most prolific hit producers, Nate ‘Danja’ Hills and partner, Marcella Araica have added a cutting edge, Walters-Storyk Design Group-WSDG recording studio to their N.A.R.S. (New Age Rock Stars) label. Recognized for their work with artists ranging from Britney Spears and Madonna to Justin Timberlake, Mary J. Blige and Jay-Z, Danja and Araica will now have the luxury of working in a studio ideally suited to their creative needs.  Dream Asylum Entrance Hall, Image Courtesy © Cheryl Fleming Photography
Artist Studio/Residence in Woodstock, New York by Gans studioFriday, July 3rd, 2015Article source: Gans studio The studio residence is a free-standing building that completes an ensemble of experience and use in relation to a pre-existing house and a landscape. The new building contains a small drawing studio, workroom and kiln tucked beneath a library and a bedroom suite that overlook a double height sculpture space. It connects to the pre-existing house via two bridges: an upper bridge that extends from the living room to a new roof garden floating before the Catskills; and a lower bridge that ties the studio back into the hillside.  Image Courtesy © Andrew Rugge of Arch Photo
Pfarré lighting design studio in Munich, GermanyTuesday, June 23rd, 2015Article source: Pfarré lighting design studio Project The former store for antique luminaires im Munich‘s Alt-Schwabing district provided an ideal L-shaped ground plan for the workplaces and other areas of the new studio. All main technical features, such as print/copy, large-format printer, coffee, server, etc. are hidden behind a new space divider, which also houses the product library, and consumable supplies. With this divider, a generous space between divider and the shop windows has been created for meetings and presentations. Thanks to the digitalization of the working process and archives, the size of the studio remained the same as before. However, 5 desks have been reduced in size. A 8 m long shelve unit provides space to work and store, below a pinboard with the same length. At the former studio site out of town PLD is still equipped with a lavish archive and further space for testing, mock-ups, and models.  Image Courtesy © Frank Koschembar
The Studio by Sett StudioWednesday, May 6th, 2015Article source: Sett Studio About four years ago, graphic designer Joey Williams learned that he and his wife were expecting a girl. He panicked—not because he was scared about being a dad but rather because he didn’t know where he was going to work. He had been working out of their modest East Cesar Chavez home, but that space would be taken up by the baby. He thought, What am I going to do? The answer: Install a freestanding, 96-square-foot studio in his yard that would serve as his office.  Image Courtesy © Sett Studio v
KEXP 90.3 FM Radio Seattle Breaks Ground on WSDG StudioFriday, April 24th, 2015Article source: SkB Architects KEXP 90.3 FM Radio recently celebrated the ground breaking for its new $15 million broadcast studio complex. The ceremony attracted guests ranging from Pearl Jam’s lead guitarist, Mike McCready to King County Executive, Dow Constantine and, over 700 local fans. A staple of Seattle’s booming music scene for over 40 years, KEXP will soon occupy an expansive 28.000 ft2 piece of real estate in Seattle Center’s Northwest Rooms. KEXP’s new Walters-Storyk Design Group-WSDG – designed studios will feature an Audio/Video broadcast systems integration design based on a Wheatstone Audio for Radio and TV System. The complex will include: A 400 ft2 on-air studio, a 1090 ft2 Live Room, (2) production rooms, (2) audio and (2) DJ Booths (2) video edit rooms, a video control room (2) DJ Iso rooms, a Green Room, Production/Mastering, open office space, a library, conference rooms, and a 4500 ft2 reception area/audience space with a stage for live performances, adjacent to a record/retail store and a café. Funds for the new broadcast complex were raised by a successful on-air campaign and augmented by foundation, corporate, local entrepreneur and local government support.  Image Courtesy © SkB Architects
Spring Studios in New York by AA StudioSaturday, April 11th, 2015Article source: AA Studio Spring Studios, a comprehensive creative agency catering to the fashion industry, with headquarters in London, UK. Spring is a group of companies, which work within the fashion, beauty and luxury brand markets and have a shared strategic vision for international growth. Spring was started in 1996 as a photographic studio complex: today, Spring is widely recognized as one of the leading photographic studios in the world and throughout its group of companies is involved in up to 60 fashion shoots a day internationally. Spring has also established a successful business, which provides advertising solutions to leading names including Armani, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Prada, Vogue, etc.  Image Courtesy © Razummedia
Bussum Garden Studio in Netherlands by Serge Schoemaker ArchitectsThursday, April 2nd, 2015Article source: Serge Schoemaker Architects The Garden Studio in Bussum involves the design and construction of a freestanding shed in a private garden that functions as a study, guest accommodation and storage. The challenge to fit a relatively large structure in a long, narrow garden resulted in an elongated plan. A geometric form entirely clad in shingles, combined with the transparent corner and rotated siting at the rear of the garden lends the studio a distinct presence and identity.  Image Courtesy © Raoul Kramer
MIWA in Paris, France by Fumihiko Sano / studio PHENOMENONWednesday, April 1st, 2015Article source: Fumihiko Sano / studio PHENOMENON 1981 Born in Nara At the construction company, dealing with traditional Japanese style, studied technique, material, and culture as a carpenter after the graduation from a high school. Participates in construction of a tearoom, a Japanese restaurant, a Japanese hotel, the State Guest house,and etc. 2011 Established Fumihiko Sano studio PHENOMENON. Dealing with the design and installation by making the best use of what learned as carpenter and Modern sence.  Image Courtesy © Daisuke Shimokawa / Nacása&Partners Inc
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