Neil Dusheiko creates 'Shadow Shed' using Shou Sugi Ban cladding in Camden
With the intention of creating a ‘dark jewel’ to give space for work, children’s play and practising yoga. Neil Dusheiko used clear burnt cedar – Dento Yakisugi in a ‘hit one miss one’ system creating natural yet mysterious vibes in the garden area.
Using traditional Japanese techniques Shou Sugi Ban makes the cladding resistant to rot and fire. The finish on the cladding can only be controlled so much; this allows the texture, colour and grain to show their true character. The carbon finish can’t be affected by sunlight as it is a colourless element.
Inside the studio they have used a light in colour birch plywood. This gives a brilliant contrast to the exterior. Especially at night when the black dissipates and the 2 large windows let a warm glow filter over the garden.
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Photographer - Agnese Sanvito
Autres photos dans Neil Dusheiko creates 'Shadow Shed' using Shou Sugi Ban cladding in Camden
Skylight, lighting and walls