Each corner is glazed and opened to the sky with a diamond skylight. The balanced use of glass and cedar, juxtaposed with ridge and trees, creates an open but private work space. It has a multi-faced structure with a pyramid roof. The north side of the studio is windowless, both for privacy and energy conservation. The south side has large windows and a private outdoor deck, which add to the feeling of freedom and openness.
Construction materials are almost entirely of wood.
The configuration for this visual art studio is simple and open to allow the greatest degree of flexibility in the arrangement of working components. Interior walls are gyproc on 2 cm. The design for this studio takes the form of a nautilus shell. Thick cedar- log walls and the absence of windows on the pathway side shut out external noise and disperse internal sounds. The introverted exterior design discourages inquisitive visitors.