Urban living often challenges our concept of a family home. This 4-bedroom house in South London has a tiny kitchen and badly connected outdoor space. Our consented scheme not only enlarges the kitchen but in fact forms a new room, which transitions seamlessly between inside and outside.
Paper tavolino
Paper-Tavolino started as a response to an actual problem. In many cities people live in very compact dwellings, with a real lack of physical storage space. Although we’re now living in the digital age, many of us still have the deeply human habit of collecting objects. Those who have not (yet) swapped the physical for its digital ‘equivalent’ find themselves often in the dilemma of having to free up space, ridding themselves of the items they’ve been passionately collecting.
As collectors of magazines, we faced exactly that problem and have come up with a solution, albeit only temporary: we repurposed the magazines to a piece of furniture, a bedside table.. this allowed us to keep the magazines, but they now own their right to stay!!
Wild romance
..our 'Wild Romance' garden room in a Conservation area in Twickenham got Planning approval. The timber structure will be clad in vertical iroko slats blending in with its natural surrounding.
Time to spend time with loved ones..
..wishing everyone a relaxed festive season and a fantastic start into 2018!
Imaginary cities 005 -Fingerprint
our screen print for Manhattan - Fingerprint.
Pizza anyone
Works started on site this week for an Italian Pizza restaurant in West Kensington.
We're hoping for the space to turn out as well as their pizzas.
Carpet-tern
As part of the practice’s engagement in the local community, studioort supports the start-up business charity Hatch Enterprise in opening the community hub 55 EAST.
We have provided charitable design advice and designed Carpet-tern, a flexible carpet cutting template offering multiple configuration options for a flexible space with a lounge theme.
55EAST crowdfunding campaign is now live and open to support:
Imaginary cities 004 - VERMIN
The fourth title 'Vermin' of an ongoing series of screen prints called 'Imaginary cities' combines natural micro patterns found in a leaf with man-made structures.
42.0 x 59.4 cm
Academic year 2017/18
Artison continues his academic role at Anglia Ruskin University and welcomes all first year students at the School of Architecture and the Department of Engineering and the Built Environment.
Notting Hill Housing Bursary
No shame to admit that startups usually struggle with cashflow. We are no exception. Therefore we happily announce that we’ve been selected as one of the recipients of the Notting Hill Housing bursary 2017.
