The GH3 Williams Studio Reinvents Cottage Life
Alex Scott — February 18, 2010 — Art & Design
References: blueantstudio.blogspot & swipelife
I find this piece of architectural work particularly interesting as I found out it is located not ten miles from where I grew up. It doesn’t happen everyday that you stumble on a great design that just happens to be down the road from your hometown. The weird thing is I actually remember the GH3 Williams Studio being built.
In any case, the GH3 Williams Studio doubles as a home as well as art and a photography studio. A design like this is not common for the area, so it definitely makes an impression on passers by. It’s just nice to come across a piece of homegrown innovation.
In any case, the GH3 Williams Studio doubles as a home as well as art and a photography studio. A design like this is not common for the area, so it definitely makes an impression on passers by. It’s just nice to come across a piece of homegrown innovation.
Trend Themes
1. Re-imagined Boat Houses - Innovative designs for boat houses that go beyond traditional structures and offer multiple functionalities such as homes and studios.
2. Multi-functional Living Spaces - The trend of designing spaces that serve various purposes, including living, work and art.
3. Locally-inspired Architecture - Designing buildings that take inspiration from the local culture and environment.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects can explore non-traditional designs for boat houses that offer versatility and multi-functionality.
2. Real Estate - Developers can offer unique living spaces to clients that serve multiple purposes.
3. Art and Photography - Artists and photographers can seek out innovative spaces to work in that inspire creativity and are functional as both a home and studio.
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