Brooklyn Desks / STUDIOSC

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Architects: STUDIOSC
Area: 10000 ft²
Year: 2014
Photographs:Garrett Rowland

Text description provided by the architects. Within an empty 10,000 Sq. Foot Ground floor space, STUDIOSC was commissioned to envision a creative co-working office in Bushwick, Brooklyn. The concept was to create a refined working environment using materials that would normally be considered trash.

The old exterior factory windows were replaced and re-purposed to create dividing walls; these become interior light sources in the main open desk and conference room area.

Working with Roguebuilt, StudiosC was able to amass off-cuts of OSB boards that would typically be thrown out or recycled. They were then cut and dyed on-site and used for many of the of the delineating elements within the space, such as: the entry ceiling, kitchen dividing beam, back wall mosaic wall, kitchen wall accents, and reception desk.