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12. Rosa

by David Vegezzi

4 months ago

11. Innerlevel / KCRW

by David Vegezzi

4 months ago

10. Full Circle / KCRW

by David Vegezzi

4 months ago

9. Il Futurismo

by David Vegezzi

5 months ago

8. Faith

by David Vegezzi

5 months ago

7. Near & Dear

by David Vegezzi

5 months ago

6. Near & Dear / Trailer

by David Vegezzi

1 year ago

5. Lupina / Design-Festa

by David Vegezzi

2 years ago

4. The Knife "Na Na Na"

by David Vegezzi

2 years ago

3. Private Library

by David Vegezzi

3 years ago

2. Through Her Eyes

by David Vegezzi

3 years ago

1. Self

by David Vegezzi

3 years ago

A short film about New York architect Andrew Berman's dream project.
Commissioned to design a writing studio in the woods in Long Island, he took the challenge and created a building which seems to float in a sea of foliage.

The film, while informative conveys the tranquility of the building by simply inviting you to enter and experience the pace of the writer's world inside.
andrewbermanarchitect.com

Directed & Produced by David Vegezzi
Cinematography by Ben Wolf
Edited by Carsten Becker
Music by Circle of Sound
© 2008 davidvegezzi.com

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Leon Grant Bussinger 3 years ago

This is inspiring on so many levels!
Emrys Roberts 3 years ago

Man what I wouldn't give to have a studio like that to work in everyday. :)
kateopolis 3 years ago

I've seen this studio featured on oodles of publications and fell in luv w/it. it's wonderful to be able to finally spend some time in it....thank u!
Erik Otto 3 years ago

I love it.
Anthony Meadows 3 years ago

This building is literally the greatest thing I've ever seen. Seriously.
Karen Abad 3 years ago

i love this space
Jeremiah Jacobs 3 years ago

Great subject, and very well presented. :)
Radu 3 years ago

Great architecture. Great idea! :D
Patrick Moberg 3 years ago

"make a special place, for what we do that's special"
Kenan Sulayman 3 years ago

Great.
Will Sandercock 3 years ago

i love this piece so much. it calms me down and lets me clear my head.
Justin Nathanson 3 years ago

nicely done.
bookhling 3 years ago

I never thought architecture could be so... Effective. Very inspiring on so many levels. The door in the woods, the all-wood interior, and the books without distraction.
Shipley Films 3 years ago

I live in a space with a similar design. I find it difficult to work with a view. Its like a home cinema, an utter distraction. lol.
Paul Synnott 1 year ago

completely agree.. it's too tranquil, too pretty and too perfect in a way...I would find it slightly unnerving and distracting...
ricardo robles 3 years ago

ósom...
Cee Bee 3 years ago

that's really simple and luxurious. i wonder where in LI it is
Nick Floyd 2 years ago

Love how the architect saw past a static space and created a space that visually changes (copper) just as the author will.
Brian Van Peski 2 years ago

Awesome work! Would love to work in a place like that.
Patrick Johnson 2 years ago

Really well produced. It gives a great sense of both the space and the mood. Really really well done.
Mike Forester 2 years ago

Great design. Great production in the video. However the architect sounds incredibly self-important, which, for me, took away from my overall impression of the space.
Dean Crumlish 2 years ago

Absolutely brilliant.
Christian Smiles 2 years ago

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Emrys Roberts plus 11 months ago
Man what I wouldn't give to have a studio like that to work in everyday. :)
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ditto
Philip Pool 2 years ago

i'm impressed.
lalo 2 years ago

wow
Ram 1 year ago

It looks nice from inside... but outside i dont like it
marctaro 1 year ago

Who is the writer involved? I'd like to read what is produced in this space.
Eduardo lavratti 1 year ago

great ..... great ... simply great !
Austin King Wilder 1 year ago

I want one!
Guilherme Cianfarani 1 year ago

It's a beautiful job, but with a empty meaning. If this library was a part of a huge comunity of people, who try to live in a different way, it would be outstanding. But its just a job for a very rich writter. It's empty.
Andreu Taberner 4 months ago

Agree.
David Sullivan 4 months ago

so amazing. this would be the most amazing office.
Tiago Adloff 4 months ago

great design! I wanna work there or sleep. lol
Il Conte Cecchi 4 months ago

wow, I could work even 24for7 in a studio like that one!
atticcat 4 months ago

Great! Like many people said in comments, I want one too, for work and reading and sleeping.
poorboy 4 months ago

Fantastic, me too!
LSZ1987 4 months ago

i really want to build my studio in place like this
Wayne Dickson 4 months ago

Wow! Right now I'm looking out my study window into the green stuff in our backyard, the screen of my iMac blocking such reminders of everyday necessity as our garbage cans and recycling bins. This is like the apotheosis of what I've always sought but will never find in a place think and write. In all honesty, though, even had I such an ideal view, I would not have such an ideal space. While working, I surround myself with open books, journals, CDs, DVDs, etc. My laptop is rarely disconnected from the power grid. In short, I'm an undisciplined slob who doesn't deserve such a space or view. I salute both the architect and the lady who has earned the right to enjoy and profit from such an environment. I'm impressed both by architect and by client.
Brennan L. 4 months ago

Awesome work. Sort of reminds me of the Fuji House.

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Wearepicta 4 months ago

The studio is gorgeous, sadly the video doesn't match the quality of the structure.
John Mahoney 2 months ago

I disagree, the video is better than the structure. The structure is crap.
Azizul Karim 4 months ago

A panoramic view would make it more engaging and compelling for the viewer. Architect voice in the backdrop, and more of the "architecture" would have been nice.