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For a painter who wanted a workspace that would be like a blank canvas, this unusual zinc clad prefab in the western coast of Scotland with simple birch plywood interior, is ideal, as the plywood can easily be removed and replaced when covered in paint.
For a painter who wanted a workspace that would be like a blank canvas, this unusual zinc clad prefab in the western coast of Scotland with simple birch plywood interior, is ideal, as the plywood can easily be removed and replaced when covered in paint.
Another writer’s studio designed by Jarmund/Vigsnæs AS Arkitekter MNAL, this 161-square-foot cottage in the garden of an Oslo suburban home functions as a writing space for its owners, and has full glazing on it’s north façade to draw it ample natural light.
Another writer’s studio designed by Jarmund/Vigsnæs AS Arkitekter MNAL, this 161-square-foot cottage in the garden of an Oslo suburban home functions as a writing space for its owners, and has full glazing on it’s north façade to draw it ample natural light.
Writer and journalist Bruce Porter’s off grid getaway on an island off the Maine coast, was designed by his architect daughter, who is the founder of her own practice Alex Scott Porter Design. Sited close to the water it has a screen porch was angled to capture direct southern exposure for the solar panels.
Writer and journalist Bruce Porter’s off grid getaway on an island off the Maine coast, was designed by his architect daughter, who is the founder of her own practice Alex Scott Porter Design. Sited close to the water it has a screen porch was angled to capture direct southern exposure for the solar panels.
Located close to the main house of an artist couple in a Sydney suburb, this garden studio and gallery space by Australian practice Panovscott establishes a gallery quality internal environment for the production and contemplation of art.
Located close to the main house of an artist couple in a Sydney suburb, this garden studio and gallery space by Australian practice Panovscott establishes a gallery quality internal environment for the production and contemplation of art.
With a façade made of recycled slate tiles, reclaimed from nearby farms, this writer’s retreat on the edge of Snowdonia National Park in Mid Wales offers not only plenty of solitude, but also inspiration from the lush green valleys and windswept hills of the Welsh countryside.
With a façade made of recycled slate tiles, reclaimed from nearby farms, this writer’s retreat on the edge of Snowdonia National Park in Mid Wales offers not only plenty of solitude, but also inspiration from the lush green valleys and windswept hills of the Welsh countryside.
This 1930s black timber shed near the town of Eichgraben in Austria was converted by Vienna practice Franz & Sue into a writing studio, playhouse and guest room, accessed through a trapdoor, with a fully glazed gable that looks out to the treetops.
This 1930s black timber shed near the town of Eichgraben in Austria was converted by Vienna practice Franz & Sue into a writing studio, playhouse and guest room, accessed through a trapdoor, with a fully glazed gable that looks out to the treetops.
Nestled in the backyard of a Toronto home, this architect’s self-designed work studio is an experiment gone right. Oliver Dang, architect and founder of Six Five Four A, typically works from home, but his rambunctious toddler made him recognize a need for more space with fewer distractions. Instead of immediately turning to office rentals, however, Oliver wanted to see how the numbers would stack up if he were to build his own workplace.
Nestled in the backyard of a Toronto home, this architect’s self-designed work studio is an experiment gone right. Oliver Dang, architect and founder of Six Five Four A, typically works from home, but his rambunctious toddler made him recognize a need for more space with fewer distractions. Instead of immediately turning to office rentals, however, Oliver wanted to see how the numbers would stack up if he were to build his own workplace.
This 172-square-foot cabin by Oslo-based architects Jarmund/Vigsnæs AS Arkitekter MNAL have boundaries that are defined by an underground pipeline and the height lines of the terrain, with windows and doors strategically positioned to prevent people from being able to look inside it, while offering the writer scenic views of the outdoors.
This 172-square-foot cabin by Oslo-based architects Jarmund/Vigsnæs AS Arkitekter MNAL have boundaries that are defined by an underground pipeline and the height lines of the terrain, with windows and doors strategically positioned to prevent people from being able to look inside it, while offering the writer scenic views of the outdoors.