With a budget of less than $250,000, studioMET Architects was tasked with transforming a 4,000-square-foot parking garage with a leaky roof and no plumbing, gas or electricity, into a modern and open studio space for LEGO artist Sean Kenney.
Due to Kenney’s constantly changing scale of work, which can range from a life-sized sculpture to a celebrity portrait, the studio needed to have a flexible workspace. The result is a front area — containing a desk, lounge and kitchenette — that can be easily transformed into a loading dock. The workspace also includes a video/stop animation studio and woodshop as well as a storage room for sculptures.
View photos of the studio space in Brooklyn after the break.
Learn more about the project on studioMET’s page.
Inside studioMET’s Studio for LEGO Artist Sean Kenney originally appeared on ArchDaily, the most visited architecture website on 26 May 2015.
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