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FLAT TIME HOUSE

2017 • London, UK • conceptual design

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FLAT TIME HOUSE project was aimed at redesigning the backyard space of John Latham's late studio home located in Peckham, London. The brief included a proposal for the outside area - garden - as well as redesigning the existing backyard shed that could serve as a perfect space for a temporary rent to an artist. 

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Photos taken during the site visit.

The shape of the artist studio/house building was inspired by concrete cubes  found on site during site visit. This shape was also incorporated in the outside construction of metal-framed cubes with a glass platform  that can be used for sitting, laying down, etc. Those cubes created an outside public area

and a private interior for rent to an artist.

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Photos of concrete cubes from site visit.

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Playing with cubes using different technics.

Initial maquete: Placing the new building on site.

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Elevations of the new building proposal.

The design proposal needed to compromise two functions - public and private.  Therefore,  a two-level building where the ground floor is aimed for public events - performances, exhibitions, movies screenings - and where the first floor is an artist studio - both a living and a work space was designed.

This design proposal also includes an outside performances space -

- a patio - for events like small concerts, live performances taking place in the open air .

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BIRD'S EYE VIEW on the new proposal for the site  & materials concept

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN

  • THE BEDROOM 

  • THE STUDIO AREA 

  • THE BATHROOM 

  • THE KITCHEN AREA

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

  • THE EVENT ROOM 

  • THE STORAGE ROOM 

  • THE PUBLIC TOILETS 

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