Here are a few photos of the studio, which was originally a third bedroom (?) at the rear of the house. It had a low, low ceiling, so the architect created a sloped red tile roof to complement the tejeban.
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This shows the original blue wall with raised and sloped roof which, according to the previous owners, went up in one day. |
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Another view showing scaffolding and recycled tree trunks to support the roof. |
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Outside view with rough finish cement. The pink structure is the outside wall of the half bath inside the studio. The room appears small in this photo but is actually a nice size room. |
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Victor Cruz's signature built-in curved cement shelves with recessed outlets for computer cables, and door to half bath. |
I want those shelves! The photos are looking really nice.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Yes, the shelves are perfect for computer, printer/fax. We haven't decided what to use the top two for - books? decorative objects?
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