Studio SG | BRH+

The open space, characterized by a central column on which the lowered floor beams of an industrial building insist, becomes a neutral container to house an artist's studio. The crossed layout of the beams, rotated 45 degrees, is reproposed in the position of the new vertical partitions - not full height - creating around the central pivot of the single pillar a sort of "pinwheel," a useful expedient to divide the space into distinct functional spaces distributed on two levels. In the mezzanine, largely open to the open space below, there is a continuous bookcase that follows the perimeter of the balustrade. The remaining area on the upper level houses a more private space, separated from the rest of the room by large fixed glass windows facing the double-height void.

The fixed furnishings are made of gray ash wood, while the flooring horizons are made of cement resin on the ground floor and rubber on the upper level.

Indoor area: 390 sq.mt