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Studio IAD · Architecture · Concept Design · Concept Drawings

Made by hand, joint by joint.

Studio IAD is a design practice that creates temporary structures and public installations in sustainable materials. We put craftsmanship and exposed joinery first, so construction details become part of the design. Through hands-on exploration, we make installations that are engaging, responsible and honest about their materials, and we design buildings and concepts with the same care.

The Spot at night: cream fabric hanging in deep loops from black scaffold pipes, lit from above, with a visitor in silhouette

What we make

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    Installations and pavilions

    Temporary structures for events, landscapes and public spaces, in bamboo, fabric and steel.

  2. 02

    Architecture

    Buildings and façades, from the concept to the drawings.

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    Concept design and drawings

    Concept designs, concept drawings and physical models that test an idea early.

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    From model to site

    Drawings, rendered models, joinery details and the build itself.

Also listed on our Google profile as: Architecture, Concept Design, Concept Drawings.

Who it’s for

The work

Questions

What materials do you build installations with?

Mostly sustainable and low-tech ones: bamboo with jute and steel joints (The X), bamboo with steel cables (the Cantilevered Wave Pavilion), and scaffold with fabric (The Spot).

Can an installation be moved or reused?

That is often the point. The X was designed as a free-standing structure that is easy to transport and set up somewhere new.

Has your work been published?

The X is published on Archello and Architizer, and the Cantilevered Wave Pavilion on Rethinking The Future.

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