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Once a textile factory, the building still carries its framework — timber trusses, steel joints, the memory of the production workspace. Our work folds that memory into the present.

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The rooftop screen extends an existing logic of the architecture below, where structure and light are aligned from above. The suspended stair set that rhythm; our intervention continues it. Perforated panels hover over a transparent deck, filtering sunlight through the building like a vertical loom — from roof to truss to floor.

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In its earlier life, the factory’s apertures faced upward, drawing light from the sky to illuminate work. The new screen re-discovers that orientation, as if unearthed and realigned with the building’s original intent — this time not for production, but for presence.

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A quiet weaving of histories: the structure and its re-found orientation joined again through the passage of light.

Project Credits

design: Andre Caradec

fabrication: S/U/M

installation: S/U/M

architect of record: Fielder Marciano architecture

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