Zermak Photography Studio is an ampliation to the photographer’s house. The project is immersed within a residential zone, in front of highly sloped terrains and a small wooded area.
The proposal articulates the house and the project with a hallway generated from the wooden entrance that ends in a deck and meeting table. As this axis is advanced, entrances to both projects are found: to the left, the house; to the right, the studio. This last entrance escapes towards the stairway that connects to the park in front of the property.
The space requires darkness, to benefit the activities taking place. The dark room is evidenced by a cube on façade, which contains the internal sink for chemicals. A bathroom with a discrete vertical opening illuminates a mirror for models. Continuing the way, the computer space is located, and a higher volume at the end contains the cyclorama.