ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Studio’ CategoryLOISIR in Seoul, South Korea by Nordic Bros. Design CommunityTuesday, September 16th, 2014Article source: Nordic Bros. Design Community We are pleased to introduce the third cafe project of Nordic Bros. Design Community Loisir after dessert cafe Pied and Kafe Nordic in Itaewon and Hannam-dong.  Image Courtesy © Nordic Bros. Design Community
Architecture Studio in Barcelona , Spain by dom arquitecturaThursday, September 4th, 2014Article source: dom arquitectura The place previously used as a store was completely isolated from the outside. The first action we take, is to open the interior space, both the street and the garden outside, so we designed a completely open iron carpentry without studs, continuous glass, providing natural light throughout the space. All the iron is dark graphite gray painted, the same of the interior furnishings. Across the glass surface is placed inside a dark gray screens, to control the space privacy.  Image Courtesy © Jordi Anguera
Artists’ Studio Bridge in San Diego, United States by Safdie Rabines ArchitectsFriday, August 29th, 2014Article source: Safdie Rabines Architects The studio project is for two artists wishing to create a new work space while minimizing the impact of any new construction on the natural landscape of their property. The studio is located to the rear of their home, connecting it to a beautiful portion of the site which prior to the addition was inaccessible.  Image Courtesy © Artists’ Studio Architects: Safdie Rabines Architects Long Barn Studio in Long Barn, U. K. by Nicolas Tye ArchitectsWednesday, July 30th, 2014Article source: Nicolas Tye Architects Set down in a stretching landscape the new studio, its materiality subtle – muted, its form rooted in simplicity – emblematic of modern design, is a controlled gesture, gently resting in the countryside, forming an expression of our ideology.  Image Courtesy © Nicolas Tye Architects
Hargood Close in Essex, UK by Proctor and Matthews ArchitectsFriday, July 18th, 2014Article source: Proctor and Matthews Architects Winner – RIBA National Award 2014, Winner – ‘Richard Fielden Award’ Housing Design Awards, Winner – Best Housing Project, Brick Awards 2013, Winner Galvanizing Awards, ‘Architecture in Detail’ Hargood Close is a supported housing scheme in Colchester, (for vulnerable people in need of emergency temporary accommodation) providing a mix of apartments including studios, one and two bedroom dwellings, as well as family houses. The brief called for a mix of dwelling types that would provide more flexible options to help staff respond to the differing living requirements of changing tenants. In addition the brief specified improved space for both onsite and visiting staff, communal space, meeting rooms and a secure children’s play area.  Image Courtesy © Proctor and Matthews Architects
Eloisa Iturbe Studio in Buenos Aires, Argentina by POP-ARQWednesday, July 9th, 2014Article source: POP-ARQ Pop-Arq is an Argentinean branch of Supersudaca. At Supersudaca, and most of all with the Chilean architect Juan Pablo Corvalán, we developed the ‘mueblenstein’ concept, a mixture between furniture and Frankenstein. Those are objects that resolve several problems at a time by adding functions. In reduced or complex spaces, sometimes a single object can solve the whole architectural demand and linking functions not related.  Image Courtesy © Albano García
Long Sutton Studio in Hampshire by Cassion Castle Architects and Tom LloydSunday, June 29th, 2014Article source: Cassion Castle Architects Cassion Castle Architects were commissioned to design this multi-purpose structure next to a former farmhouse in Hampshire. The client, product designer Tom Lloyd, wanted a timber building that could fulfill a series of basic functions as a studio, workshop, garage or storeroom. More importantly, he saw an opportunity to combine architecture and timber craftsmanship to create a simple yet beautiful building that would enhance its setting and complement his home. Tom commissioned Cassion Castle Architects in October 2011 and was closely involved in all aspects of the design.  Image Courtesy © Kilian O’Sullivan
Read Nest in Asserbo, Denmark by Dorte Mandrup ArkitekterSunday, June 15th, 2014Article source: Dorte Mandrup Arkitekter Read Nest is a small prefab studio box designed as a detached unit in connection with a private holiday home in Northern Sealand. Despite the small size the Read Nest is designed for both sleeping and working.  Image Courtesy © Thomas mandrup-poulsen
XBO Mobile Structure by 70°N arkitekturThursday, June 12th, 2014Article source: 70°N arkitektur XBO is a 12m long, 3,2m wide and 3,5m high unit that unfolded provides comfortable living in any location or contextual impact. All you have to do is to open it up and start living. The structure consists of two parts that can be pulled apart, revealing a 7m long protected garden that again might be opened to the surroundings.  Image Courtesy © 70°N arkitektur
PELOTON’S FLAGSHIP NYC SPINNING CENTERThursday, May 22nd, 2014Article source: WSDG In developing a NYC flagship site for live and on-demand, indoor spinning classes, the Peloton brain trust recognized the need for a cutting edge video broadcast studio for the streaming element of their visionary program. Company co-founders, CEO, John Foley, COO, Tom Cortese and Marion Roaman, (an indoor cycling pioneer), engaged Walters-Storyk Design Group for the acoustic and isolation design of a broadcast-quality production facility with studio lighting and systems integration. The resulting Production Control Room (PCR) and 60-bike TV Studio is a key component of the 8000 square foot complex. Located at 140 West 23rd Street in NYC, Peloton Chelsea also features spa-quality ambience, a refreshment lounge and, a sports fashion retail shop.  Image Courtesy © Eric Hwang
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