The project is a collaboration between marc benjamin drewes ARCHITEKTUREN and Jeong-Hoon Kim.
Every single part of the composition is directly connected, but sets up the recesses and different ceiling heights as their own bodies. Inside the studios the inclined walls and the sloped ceiling for the basis of an optimum room acoustics provide. Geometrically obtained by the inclined walls of the space for the recording studios cabin, which serves as a buffer between the acoustic spaces.
Description of the project by Architects.
Two musicians work in this music-studio in an old factory building, which is a center for the creative scene of Berlin. The studio consists of three multiangular boxes with independent ceilings connected to the existing structure. That way you can see the intriguing vaulted ceiling of the old factory which is illuminated by indirect lighting from the top of the two studios.
Because of the different ceiling heights and the setbacks of the walls, each part of the composition is connected to each other and can be read as an independent body at the same time. The angles of the walls and ceilings create an ideal acoustic on the inside of the studios. From the outside they create an individual space that opens up as much as possible to the structure and character of the original room. In between the two studios the angels create the space for the recording room.
With one formal decision we match the functional needs of the studios and establish our design idea.
CREDITS.
Architects.- a collaboration between marc benjamin drewes ARCHITEKTUREN and Jeong-Hoon Kim.
Completed.- 03.2014.
Program.- Music Studio.
Location.- Tonstudio in Berlin. Germany.
Foot print.- 100.00 m²
