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Stereo D  

Stereo D

Toronto, Canada

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Stereo D

Toronto, Canada

Type
Commercial › Office
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2016
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
In stark contrast to the widely accepted design principle of the democratization of light, Stereo D is a 3D conversion studio with open work spaces that need to be nearly dark to facilitate rendering. Utilizing the industrial bones of the former Canada Bread Factory, cool, comfortable communal spaces were created to help staff decompress, reconnect and recharge their creativity.

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The Present Through a Rear-View Mirror
Design casts Stereo D's new facility in low light
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