Jaybird Studio by Ste. Marie Art and Design

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冥想空间有史以来一直激发着材料的感官和情感特质——强调外部环境和内部状态之间的联系。Jaybird是一个没有设置任何镜子的房间，它提供了一个昏暗的教室，并围绕音乐开展各类课程。出于这种原因，设计师将重点放在了触觉体验上，使人可以在这里进行内向的、仅针对自己的思考。天然材料的重复使用也是重点之一。回收的软木贴砖成为了基本的构成要素，旨在唤起一种暂时却具有氛围感的空间品质。

▼工作室概览，studio interior view ©Conrad Brown

▼接待台，reception area ©Conrad Brown

Throughout history, spaces of meditation have elicited the sensorial and emotional qualities of materials–emphasizing the connection between the external environment and the internal state. With no mirrors in the rooms and the music-led classes operating in darkness, Jaybird places importance on the haptic experience–a place to reflect inwards and solely on one’s self. In relation, we focused the design on the repetition of natural materials. A recycled cork tile became the building block of materiality, working to evoke the ephemeral, atmospheric qualities of space.

▼软木墙面和装饰细部，cork tile wall and furnishing ©Conrad Brown

设计对人的活动也进行了考量。平面布局吸收了瑜伽练习的”流动”原则，提供了一个精心编排的路径。为了实现空间与身体的共生，设计师使用了Constantin Brâncuși富有生命力的雕塑作品以及现代舞者Lucinda Childs和Yvonne Rainer的舞蹈来作为空间概念的引入。空荡荡的入口使人想起原始而温暖的洞穴。深入工作室内部，白橡木长椅环绕在房间的整个边界并贯穿了更衣室和工作室的门，形成一条自然的使用路径。这种遵循本能的空间设计令使用者能够摆脱矫饰，自发地对周围环境做出反应。

从市区街道的玻璃墙后进入空间，Jaybird的设计指引着人们的身心，促使我们去拥抱那些看不见的事物。

▼等候区，waiting area ©Conrad Brown

▼瑜伽空间，yoga space ©Conrad Brown

▼白橡木长椅环绕在房间的整个边界，white oak benches line the perimeter of the room ©Conrad Brown

Movement, too, is considered. Integrating the principle of “flow” in yoga practice, the layout is intuitive and responsive – proposing a choreographed path of use. To achieve a symbiosis of the room and the body, we looked to art such as Constantin Brâncuși’s animate sculptures, and the choreography of modern dancers Lucinda Childs and Yvonne Rainer, to inform the navigation. The space, foregrounded with a vacuous entryway–evokes a primordial, warm cave. Moving deeper into the studio, white oak benches line the perimeter of the room, leading to the change room door, and then the studio door, setting a path of use that feels natural. The instinctual spatial design allows guests to leave pretense behind and respond spontaneously to their environment.

Entering from the glass-walled streets of downtown, Jaybird’s design transports the body and guides the mind, embracing what can’t be seen.

▼墙面细部，detailed view ©Conrad Brown

▼更衣室，change room ©Conrad Brown

Completion date 2019
Photo by Conrad Brown

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