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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.

davidvegezzi.com/pl.mov

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 1 year ago
    This is inspiring on so many levels!
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  • Emrys Roberts plus 1 year ago
    Man what I wouldn't give to have a studio like that to work in everyday. :)
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  • kate 1 year 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!
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  • Erik Otto plus 1 year ago
    I love it.
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  • Anthony Meadows plus 1 year ago
    This building is literally the greatest thing I've ever seen. Seriously.
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  • Karen Abad ♥s Dinosaurs. staff 1 year ago
    i love this space
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  • Jeremiah Jacobs 1 year ago
    Great subject, and very well presented. :)
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  • Radu 1 year ago
    Great architecture. Great idea! :D
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  • Patrick Moberg 1 year ago
    "make a special place, for what we do that's special"
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  • Kenan Sulayman 1 year ago
    Great.
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  • Will Sandercock 1 year ago
    i love this piece so much. it calms me down and lets me clear my head.
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  • Justin Nathanson plus 1 year ago
    nicely done.
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  • bookhling 1 year 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.
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  • Shipley Films 1 year 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.
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  • ricardo robles 11 months ago
    ósom...
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  • Cee Bee 10 months ago
    that's really simple and luxurious. i wonder where in LI it is
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  • Nick Floyd 4 months ago
    Love how the architect saw past a static space and created a space that visually changes (copper) just as the author will.
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  • Brian Van Peski plus 2 months ago
    Awesome work! Would love to work in a place like that.
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  • Patrick Johnson plus 2 months ago
    Really well produced. It gives a great sense of both the space and the mood. Really really well done.
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  • Mike Forester 2 months 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.
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  • Dean Crumlish 2 months ago
    Absolutely brilliant.
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  • Christian Smiles 1 month ago
    "
    Emrys Roberts plus 11 months ago
    Man what I wouldn't give to have a studio like that to work in everyday. :)
    "

    ditto
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