Iron Interior · 2021
Light and Shadows Studio Space
- A' Design Award 2021 in Interior
- CLIENT: Oner photo
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About Light and Shadows Studio Space
Light and Shadows is a photography studio interior located in New Taipei City. The design occupies a former rooftop workshop and keeps the original sloped roof. A borderless curved white background is built entirely from carpentry. A bluish-grey main wall forms the centre of the layout, and a metal mezzanine offers a further viewpoint. A skylight brings natural light into the rooms. Insulation is hidden within the roof and ceiling to improve comfort. The studio also includes an office, a kitchen, a lounge, a dressing room and two restrooms.
About the A' Design Award
Light and Shadows Studio Space is an Iron A' Design Award winner, a prestigious recognition granted to good designs that meet the professional and industrial requirements expected from well-designed creations. Iron winners demonstrate great skill, high specialization, expert understanding, and creative capacity of their creators. Light and Shadows Studio Space is expected to be a highly regarded, admired, and cherished creation that is practical and innovative. This Iron A' Design Award-winning design integrates industry best practices and has competent technical characteristics linked with know-how and talent. Light and Shadows Studio Space is respected for its thoroughness and is designed to provide quality of life improvements that help make the world a better place.
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- Unique Properties
- Blank spaces may appear like nothingness but in reality leave people in amazement.
Diverse world of design philosophy, the freely empty base lifts people off the haze of everyday life.
All-white boarder-less photography area oozes minimalism, and by removing unnecessary decoration, introduces lights and shadows from the skylight to illustrate at will.
The space provides a catwalk on which luminosity can shift and perform, therefore becoming an ever-changing place that inspires and enthuses. - Dimensions & Packaging
- 388 square meters
photography area, office area, kitchen, lounge, dressing room, 2 restrooms - Tags
- light and shadow, photo studio, minimalist, white
- Production Technology
- The boarder-less, curved photography background is built completely upon carpentry.
Meanwhile, the bluish-grey main wall, the center of the spatial layout, is contrasted in scale by moldings, as the metallic structural mezzanine provides another way of telling photographic stories. - Design Challenge
- The original site was a workshop on a roof which hadn’t been renovated for a while, accordingly, how to update and improve the indoor environment under the given circumstances while re-imagining the spatial experience and introducing more natural light became our biggest challenge.
- Research
- In addition to the visual feast, how to change the original current conditions, doing a good job of the updated basic project is the focus of the research of this case.The thermal insulation project of the iron sheet roof and the application of the thermal insulation material of the indoor ceiling, all hidden in the design, bringing a better working space.The protagonist of the studio: the skylight, overcomes many severe construction conditions, bring the soul of light and shadow to the studio.
- Inspiration
- Light, the origin that unveils the form of all.
The soul of photography is a direct descendant of light and shadow’s sculpturing.
Photography inspires and opens the viewfinder to our design.
Based on a white canvas, there are infinite possibilities for lights and shadows to dance and shift, transcending the tonal variety in the space. - Project Duration
- Finished in October 2020, New Taipei City.
- Operation Flow
- Our design retains the sloped roof from the original workshop and presents the unprocessed nature of an iron plate on the entrance wall, which complements the brilliant work of the photographers.
Revolving around the bluish-grey main wall, depths of fields from all angles are enhanced.
The blank and exquisitely minimalist space is only dotted by furniture and outdoor flora, liberating lights and shadows to expressively paint whilst perpetuating the primitive and spiritual beauty. - Image Credits
- Photographer: Dean Cheng
Video Credits: Dean Cheng
