Unwinding Classics

Founded in 2008, Studio Roso is an inter-disciplinary practice that fuses an interest in architecture, art and design to create poetic site-specific installations. They have been awarded numerous commissions including prizes for large public sculptures, private collectors and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. The studios work is influenced by nature, craftsmanship and making the extraordinary happen with every-day materials. Their work plays with the ephemeral qualities of nature; the fleeting moments of reflection light and shade. Studio Roso creates highly bespoke commissions and installations, each responding to the essence of the environment it inhabits. Whether hand-crafted or machine-polished, each work strives to celebrate and extract the inherent beauty of its elemental materials. The studio is a partnership between Danish artists Sophie Nielsen and Rolf Knudsen, both of whom graduated from Design Products at the Royal College of Art, London. Future projects include numerous commissions in both the UK and overseas. SELECTED COMMISSIONS | Telstar, Atlanta | Tribe, Stanmore | Reflektor, London | | 'Daelim Mirror Branch', Seoul | ‘Tiffany Chandelier’, Paris, Milan, Moscow, KoalaLumpur | | ‘Evergreen’, City of Exeter | ‘Water = Life’, WWF 50 years | | V&A Winter Commission 2011 | ‘Diamond Flowers’, Toronto, Canada | | ‘Together’, Surrey, Canada | ‘Eden’, Syon Park Hotel | | ‘Mirror Chandelier’, Ames Hotel, Boston | ‘Sweet Light’, Private Collection |

LCLA office is positioned at the intersection of architecture and landscape architecture. The studio is based in Medellín and Oslo led by Colombian architect and landscape architect Luis Callejas and Swedish architect Charlotte Hansson. Charlotte Hansson has exhibited works at the VDL research house in 2014, the Chicago Biennale 'The State of The Art and Architecture' in 2015, the Oslo Biennale 'After Belonging' in 2016 and the Seoul Biennale 2019. In 2019 LCLA office designed the Guest of Honor pavilion for Norway at the Frankfurt Book Fair in collaboration with Manthey Kula. Currently the studio is working on projects and exhibitions in Norway, Colombia, Venice and USA. In 2020 Charlotte Hansson and Luis Callejas are the Louis Kahn visiting assistant professors at the Yale school of architecture.

Founded in 2008, Studio Roso is an inter-disciplinary practice that fuses an interest in architecture, art and design to create poetic site-specific installations. They have been awarded numerous commissions including prizes for large public sculptures, private collectors and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. The studios work is influenced by nature, craftsmanship and making the extraordinary happen with every-day materials. Their work plays with the ephemeral qualities of nature; the fleeting moments of reflection light and shade. Studio Roso creates highly bespoke commissions and installations, each responding to the essence of the environment it inhabits. Whether hand-crafted or machine-polished, each work strives to celebrate and extract the inherent beauty of its elemental materials. The studio is a partnership between Danish artists Sophie Nielsen and Rolf Knudsen, both of whom graduated from Design Products at the Royal College of Art, London. Future projects include numerous commissions in both the UK and overseas. SELECTED COMMISSIONS | Telstar, Atlanta | Tribe, Stanmore | Reflektor, London | | 'Daelim Mirror Branch', Seoul | ‘Tiffany Chandelier’, Paris, Milan, Moscow, KoalaLumpur | | ‘Evergreen’, City of Exeter | ‘Water = Life’, WWF 50 years | | V&A Winter Commission 2011 | ‘Diamond Flowers’, Toronto, Canada | | ‘Together’, Surrey, Canada | ‘Eden’, Syon Park Hotel | | ‘Mirror Chandelier’, Ames Hotel, Boston | ‘Sweet Light’, Private Collection |