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Form Museum – där nytta och nöje möts

Att bejaka form och design i vår vardag, vare sig det handlar om nytta eller nöje, är bland det viktigaste en människa kan göra under sitt liv. Vi på Form Museum försöker att undersöka och diskutera funktionaliteten i olika föremål, konstverk, apparater, möbler och mycket annat för att komma fram till vad det är som gör oss så beroende av form, design och utseende som tilltalar oss. Varför måste det vara estetiskt tilltalande? Varför behöver vi ergonomi? Och så vidare. Hoppas du vill vara med på vår resa - mycket nöje!

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Inspiration

The studio is located on the lowest level, in a volume described by Cervantes as a concrete box. It consists of a 4.8-metre-high space, with a glazed rear wall and a mezzanine on one side.Manuel Cervantes also has his own design gallery and studio here, which gives him the flexibility to use the building in different ways. As well as being able to host friends, the architect can also use the house for client meetings.This space is complete with two large windows that open towards a neighbouring forest, alongside a small balcony and gallery level for use as an extra lounge area.Above, the first floor contains the music studio. Its angular form was developed to help enhance the acoustics of the space and make it suitable for recording music.Other rooms include a woodshop, metal shop, a studio for photographing the completed sculptures and space for crating and shipping the art. Additional spaces are for handwork, grinding, sandblasting and washing.A series of flat-roofed, black and grey volumes combine together to form the complex, which is concealed mostly from the sidewalk via a dark corrugated-metal screen.The studio designed the facility by working off an existing 10,000-square-foot warehouse in Brooklyn neighbourhood Greenpoint and building additional spaces on adjacent lots.New York practice Andrew Berman Architect has designed a studio for a sculptor in Brooklyn to include machinery for CNC-milled stone creations.Another key feature of the project is a digital studio where Balls sculptures can be conceived using full-body digital scans. The artist creates stone sculptures that fuse digital technologies like CNC milling with traditional techniques to create copies of iconic artworks, such as Michelangelos Envy and Pieta Rondanini.New York practice Andrew Berman Architect has designed a studio for a sculptor in Brooklyn to include machinery for CNC-milled stone creations.This workshop features a spiralling black steel staircase that leads to the upper level.In this workshop, concrete covers the floors and wood slabs run across the ceiling, peppered with rectangular, black lights.  Wood furniture pieces in the space, including the two desks on wheels and the shelving unit, were custom-built for the project.Architect Bruno Stevens Stevens designed this Studio in Sterrebeek, Belgium, for his mother, a ceramicist and jewellery designer. She needed the extra space to work on her craft and to host workshops.Architect Bruno Stevens has added a sunken slate-clad ceramics studio to a house on a sloping site in Belgium.The interior decor is minimal including polished concrete flooring and several structural steel posts.
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