Warehouse, London
A language of interlocking forms and colour
Homes
Two converted warehouse’s across the street from each other explore the flow between spaces and uses, blending geometric forms, materials and linked hues.
Warehouse
On a poured resin floor sits a steel framed structure in red, around which cubic architectural forms interlock to create the different living and sleeping areas under a double height roof.
“An approach characteristic of Waldo Studio projects, in which colour is an explanatory, descriptive architectural element, rather than an afterthought.”
World of Interiors
Alongside the clear colour choices, textures of shine and matte, soft and hard are consistently changed to give this interior a layered comfort and interest.
"They taught me to consider the psychology of the space: the importance of good architecture in moving you around it, and living in it rather than just looking at it."
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Photography
- Simon Upton