Project Case Study
Artist Live-Work Loft & Material Palette
Found Space
An abandoned textile mill warehouse became a live-work studio for a ceramicist. The intervention was deliberately minimal: removing false ceilings to reveal original timber roof trusses, sandblasting brick, and inserting a steel mezzanine that barely touches its host.
The Material Palette
The material choices are a direct response to the client's craft: kiln-fired brick, raw steel, aged teak, and Kadappa stone. Every surface has weight and history — the architecture is itself a study in material honesty.
— BIM Coordination & Performance
Technical Core
Project No. 22-04 / EB
Structural Precision System
Structural Intervention
Minimal / Reversible
Heritage Retention
94%
Adaptive Reuse
Full Shell
Natural Ventilation
Cross-Flow
Efficiency Report
The structure employs a monolithic core system that reduces material waste by 18% while enhancing the thermal mass performance of the interior spaces.
Meridian Tower
