Showing posts with label work space. Show all posts
Showing posts with label work space. Show all posts

7.14.2011

studio


My dining room table is my current studio,
which rather limits how big I can work.
And then there is the issue of storage...

I am always thinking up spaces like this one
in hopes of stretching out a little,
making bigger messes,
and having a legitamate, sole-purposed space to think.


(found via pinterest)

5.06.2011

work space: Henry Moore








Henry Moore's Bourne Maquette studio at Perry Green.


And for a tour of Moore's home with David Mitchinson,
head of the Moore Foundation collections, please watch this.
So amazing.


"Every inch of the house was multi-functional...
crammed full of photographs, books."

3.23.2011

work space: 4






Creative and imaginative work begins in the solitude of the connection of
the mind/eye/hand. This solitary room with a table and a chair is a functional
drawing studio. The wood framed, 80 square foot space, sits on four legs at the
edge of Round Lake. The north and south elevations are glass in cedar frames.
The sides are black tar paper with wooden battens. There is a one-by- four foot
window at the floor facing east toward the sunrise. There is no plumbing, no
electricity, and no insulation.

Another Steven Holl project, here.

Walden, all grown up.