This is the studio of the architects themselves, the currently constructed building is the initial phase of the firm. The major drawing line to start was to make an open studio allowing different natures of activities at times. The studio is designed as a convertible space to work, play and gather.

Considering the directions and context the building block is aligned to the north side a common wall creating a garden space in the south, a water body in the northeast corner and utilising the margin area as the garage has been created.

The building is a journal of experiments the architects wanted to do in material, structure, openings and finishes. The space stays dramatic with an amazing play of light and shadows throughout the day. Also, the artificial studio lighting enhances the spaces and the material play at night.

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