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New finishes and building elements were left clean and simple to form a resonance with the original materials and allow for future acoustic treatments.
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ARCHITECT
Andy Hong (partner in charge), Erik Carlson (project manager), John Hong AIA, Jinhee Park AIA
ACOUSTIC CONSULTANT
Tony Hoover, Cavanaugh Tocci Associates
CONTRACTOR
DiNoia Construction
CUSTOM FABRICATION
Letterbox Productions
Patrick Muecke
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Kimchee Studios
Cambridge, MA | 2003
Alliances can be formed between openness and isolation, light and sound. The existing building, formerly a 1920's engine assembly plant, featured the lofty characteristics of an industrial space of that era. The new design forms close associations between the otherwise conflicting social and technical aspirations of the studio: The goal of retaining natural light, open space, and views for the musicians and engineers is balanced with the technical necessity of creating a rich, variable, and soundproof acoustic environment.
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