Studiotrope

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Photo by © visionandfactory
hugo-puttaert-studiotrope
Photo by © visionandfactory
hugo-puttaert-studiotrope
Photo by © visionandfactory
hugo-puttaert-studiotrope
Photo by © visionandfactory
hugo-puttaert-studiotrope
Photo by © visionandfactory
hugo-puttaert-studiotrope
Photo by © visionandfactory
hugo-puttaert-studiotrope
Photo by © visionandfactory
hugo-puttaert-studiotrope
Photo by © visionandfactory
hugo-puttaert-studiotrope
Photo by © visionandfactory
hugo-puttaert-studiotrope
Photo by © visionandfactory
hugo-puttaert-studiotrope
Photo by © visionandfactory
hugo-puttaert-studiotrope
Visionandfactory studio in 2003

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Between 2003 and 2006 visionandfactory moved into the second floor of the iconic Studiotrope building in Brussels. This building was designed in the 1960s by the Belgian/Russian architect Isia Isgour and renovated in the early 2000s by MDMA Architects. Visionandfactory designed a kind of 'Genius Loci' for the building, based on light. In the stairwell, each floor was given a specific colour and at the entrance to each floor, a 'traditional' large landscape poster welcomed the visitor.

Design by Hugo Puttaert in collaboration with Johan Van Looveren, © visionandfactory (2003).

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