Villa W12

This exciting project was first built in 1901 by architect Ewald Becher. It will now be refurbished and rebuilt to become a modern office space. Behind the harmoniously proportioned facades are well thought out floor plans for office spaces illuminated by spacious light filled ceilings.

Project: Villa W12
Location: Berlin, Grunewald
Client: WITTE Projektmanagement
Interior design: Angela Rix – Interior & Home
Type: Office
Year: 2018

SWATI CRIMSON

Swati Crimson 4 BHK Apartment developed under Swati is Planned and designd through the eyes of its Patron. Designed for it’s Future Residence From the basics to the modern amenities, every Project is completed it its own rights. But every completed project acts as a motivator to us as it lays the foundation for our next project. With a belief of changing the good to better and the better to best, we continuously strive to evolve, improve and change.

Russian Residential Competition

UP Architects developed a concept from the detailed competition brief for an organisational system for the residential units that worked well within the brief constraints. Hessian Design joined the team to provide a material and facade expression for this system. The idea is that within the organisation structure there are many different possibilities for facade expression using a pop-out module or set back balcony as the pieces to compose an elevation. Three different building typologies were identified in the brief and the images represent 2 of them with different material and organisational expressions.

Mondays…

Here is an image I did a couple of days ago. Inspiration came mainly from the Netflix Dark series as well as some Crewdson photographs I’m interested in.

Fog was done in postproduction and the image was actually mostly about playing around with multiple z-depth pass to achieve a convincing effect.
Playing with the density also enabled me to do different color toning tests (from warm orange to cold blue/green tones basically) and end up with interesting moods I’ll certainly reuse in my next projects.