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Workshop: Projects, Journals & Ideas

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Workshops are functional spaces where designers and makers develop their practice. These environments shape how creative work happens, from intimate studios to shared production facilities that support both individual focus and community engagement.

The community explores workshop design through renovations of existing spaces, purpose-built structures for specific crafts, and adaptive interventions in industrial and rural contexts. Projects range from textile and painting studios to metal workshops and flexible maker spaces that respond to their local environments.

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Tomal

Rethinking Workshops Matrix: A New Urban Narrative for Micro Metal Industry.

This project, Rethinking Workshops Matrix: A New Urban Narrative for Micro Metal Industry, Zinzira, is framed within the discourse of industrial urbanism, which posits industry not as an isolated enclave but as an active component of the urban continuum. Situated along the southern edge of Dhaka, Zinzira embodies one of Bangladesh’s most concentrated cluster

ELİF

+bookHub

+bookHub's design envisions a dynamic spatial concept formed with modular and modifiable parts to create a versatile space for social engagement, equipped with all basic needs of a social setting. BookHub incorporates reading and socializing into one area with collapsible study spaces, workshop and outdoor settings ideal for concerts, symposiums or pop-ups.

Seonju and 2 others

Growing Up With Us

What is a workshop? We think of it as a workshop, not just a closed space with machines installed for work, but all the spaces where creators can come up with, develop, and realize new ideas. Humans can get inspiration anytime, anywhere, and based on this, they bloom various ideas. That could be a place to be alone or to talk to others.

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UNI Editorial

publishedBlog3 months ago

amass Renovates Its Own 118 m² Chengdu Studio with Nothing Fixed and Everything Movable

A Chengdu architecture office rebuilds its workspace around sliding partitions, rope pulleys, and plywood furniture that can shift with every new project.

Atelier

Workshop

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog5 months ago

Sher Maker Stitches a Textile Workshop from Corrugated Steel and Dyed Timber in Chiang Mai

Long Goy Studio treats its own facade like a garment, folding pleated metal and hand-dyed wood into a 200 m² workshop for Lanna street fashion.

Atelier

Workshop

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog5 months ago

DUB Arquitectura Builds a 30 m² Off-Grid Painting Studio in Argentina's Pampean Plains

Reclaimed wood and translucent fabric shelter a visual artist's retreat among acacia trees near Veinticinco de Mayo, Buenos Aires province.

Atelier

Atelier Chardon Savard

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog4 months ago

Esteras Perrote Builds a Painter's Refuge Between Two Dry Riverbeds in the Argentine Mountains

Atelier Cambre gives artist Juan José Cambre a five-metre-tall studio nestled among coco and algarrobo trees at 1,200 metres above sea level.

Atelier

Atelier Chardon Savard