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Amagansett, NY, United States
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Container Studio
Amagansett, NY, United States
The
client needed an art studio close to her house (which we renovated in 2008). Her
requirements were for a space of about 700 sf and a stringent budget;
and for a simple structure that would be both inviting and
reflective.
Our
solution was to use two 9’-6” x 40’ x 8’ shipping containers (cost: $2,500 each,
delivered) perched over a 9’ foundation wall/cellar. By cutting 75% of the floor
of the containers, we were able to move the painting studio to a lower level via
a wide staircase and take advantage of a high ceiling. The staircase itself acts
as a transitional space for viewing art work.
The
upper floor provides a more intimate work area and a sitting area.
The
containers were painted dark charcoal to maintain continuity with the original
house and to recede in the shadows of a dense wooded
site.
client needed an art studio close to her house (which we renovated in 2008). Her
requirements were for a space of about 700 sf and a stringent budget;
and for a simple structure that would be both inviting and
reflective.
Our
solution was to use two 9’-6” x 40’ x 8’ shipping containers (cost: $2,500 each,
delivered) perched over a 9’ foundation wall/cellar. By cutting 75% of the floor
of the containers, we were able to move the painting studio to a lower level via
a wide staircase and take advantage of a high ceiling. The staircase itself acts
as a transitional space for viewing art work.
The
upper floor provides a more intimate work area and a sitting area.
The
containers were painted dark charcoal to maintain continuity with the original
house and to recede in the shadows of a dense wooded
site.
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