We’re excited to begin designs for the complete remodelling of the home of a furniture aficionado and her family. The design involves rethinking the vertical circulation of the existing building to create more organic spatial relationships.
School of Architecture 2018/19
Artison is looking forward to continuing 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.
300 Hills hotel
We are excited to share first images of our designs for a hotel in Thailand. The concept takes cues from the vertical zoning of a traditional Thai house for the spatial organisation of public and private areas within the complex for 150 rooms. The ground floor is arranged as a sequence of rooms around a naturally ventilate patio, allowing for views up to the platform level and out to the surrounding lush landscape.
Brixton House
Some first images from our loft extension in Brixton. The key design element providing the spatial organisation of the loft is a floor to ceiling wardrobe/storage wall. The divider creates a ‘hidden’ en-suite whilst simultaneously providing plenty of storage space for the master bedroom.
Studioort in the Evening Standard
We’ve been included in the Evening Standard with our bench for the City of London.
Patio House
Our South London extension to a Victorian end-of-terrace is on site and nearing completion. Titled patio house the kitchen extension makes use of the patio as an 'additional' room, visually extending the kitchen beyond the new sliding doors.
Exhibition Reading Pavements
Our exhibition URBAN IDENTITIES:READING PAVEMENTS opened at Solus' showroom in Clerkenwell last night and runs until Friday 29th (9:00-18:00) as part of the London Festival of Architecture. https://www.londonfestivalofarchitecture.org/event/urban-identities-reading-pavements/
City benchmark
Very excited to announce that 'city benchmark' has been included in an article by Wallpaper* magazine.
The City of London is the financial heart of Britain, one of the major finance hubs on the globe and home of the London Stock Exchange. Drawing inspiration from the graphic language of stock charts, the design refers to undulating graphs of green and red bars representing profit and loss. The two benches complement each other in a yin&yang like relationship: green becomes red, profit turns into loss. The simple, one-dimensional chart becomes interpretable, depending on the view point.
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studioort _ city benchmark _ wallpaper
Walking tour - City benches
Please join us for a walking tour by the LFA in Eastern City Cluster and discover a bit more about 5 winning designs for temporary benches across the ECC area.
This 5 benches are part of a larger trail of ten new benches across the City of London – five in Cheapside and five in the Eastern Cluster – and result of a design competition organised by the London Festival of Architecture, the City of London Corporation and Cheapside Business Alliance in 2018.
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City bench
We are excited to share the news that studioort + Elena Boni have been announced as one of the winners of the ‚city benches‘ competition launched as part of the London Festival of Architecture 2018.
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