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About Plasma Studio
Plasma Studio (@plasma_studio) is an Architectural Designer creator on Instagram, also filed under Home & Decor. The account has 6,752 followers and 742 published posts. Recent posts average 19 likes and 0 comments, an engagement rate of 0.27%.
Plasma Studio belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Plasma Studio follows 2,857 accounts, so the audience is roughly 2.4 times the size of the list followed. Plasma Studio is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files Plasma Studio under Architectural Designer, with Home & Decor as a secondary category.
The Instagram bio for Plasma Studio runs to 18 words across 3 lines. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Plasma Studio dates from May 2026.
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742 Posts
All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for Plasma Studio are carousels. Plasma Studio has built a substantial archive of 742 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 9.1 followers for each post published. Plasma Studio also keeps 5 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 231 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include spaces, through, which, design and furniture. The captions tag #architecturecompetition, #contemporaryarchitecture, #design, #project and #concept.
Following the principle of upcycling, Biwak 12 focuses on reuse of materials, reorganising of spaces and reassembling of chromatic scenario.
In the alpine sense, Biwak - bivouac is a synonym of the scarcely equipped accommodation in the high mountains: the theme of the alpine shelter transforms a traditional restaurant into a meeting place for the local community.
The design concept borrows the elements of a typical bivouac – specifically, the red alpine hut at the foot of the Croda dei Toni / Cima 12, which forms the pivot of the local mountain panorama - and integrates them into the reconfiguration of spaces. Both exteriors and interiors, therefore, are conceived alluding to the world of the mountains and to the microcosm of the bivouac: from the brick red color of the furniture, lamps, some walls and part of the vaulted roof, to the tactile effect of the used industrial and raw materials, such as metal sheets, maritime pine plywood panels left in their natural state (except for the chromatic treatment) and color-accentuated linoleum flooring. The graphic elements and some typical details of the mountaineer's world have been introduced to reinforce the identity.
Through a few targeted interventions, the external appearance of the place (extension of an old existing building) appears completely new compared to the surrounding context, with which it is ready to dialogue and interact.
Photo credit:
Selected lighting:
Filotto light Bulbs
Selected chair:
Solo by
Many tamhanks to:
#reuse #recycle #upcycle #biwak #alpinearchitecture
Following the principle of upcycling, Biwak 12 focuses on reuse of materials, reorganising of spaces and reassembling of chromatic scenario.
In the alpine sense, Biwak - bivouac is a synonym of the scarcely equipped accommodation in the high mountains: the theme of the alpine shelter transforms a traditional restaurant into a meeting place for the local community.
The design concept borrows the elements of a typical bivouac – specifically, the red alpine hut at the foot of the Croda dei Toni / Cima 12, which forms the pivot of the local mountain panorama - and integrates them into the reconfiguration of spaces. Both exteriors and interiors, therefore, are conceived alluding to the world of the mountains and to the microcosm of the bivouac: from the brick red color of the furniture, lamps, some walls and part of the vaulted roof, to the tactile effect of the used industrial and raw materials, such as metal sheets, maritime pine plywood panels left in their natural state (except for the chromatic treatment) and color-accentuated linoleum flooring. The graphic elements and some typical details of the mountaineer's world have been introduced to reinforce the identity.
Through a few targeted interventions, the external appearance of the place (extension of an old existing building) appears completely new compared to the surrounding context, with which it is ready to dialogue and interact.
Photo credit:
Selected lighting:
Filotto light Bulbs
Selected chair:
Solo by
Many thanks to:
#reuse #recycle #upcycle #biwak #alpinearchitecture
Following the principle of upcycling, Biwak 12 focuses on reuse of materials, reorganising of spaces and reassembling of chromatic scenario.
In the alpine sense, Biwak - bivouac is a synonym of the scarcely equipped accommodation in the high mountains: the theme of the alpine shelter transforms a traditional restaurant into a meeting place for the local community.
The design concept borrows the elements of a typical bivouac – specifically, the red alpine hut at the foot of the Croda dei Toni / Cima 12, which forms the pivot of the local mountain panorama - and integrates them into the reconfiguration of spaces. Both exteriors and interiors, therefore, are conceived alluding to the world of the mountains and to the microcosm of the bivouac: from the brick red color of the furniture, lamps, some walls and part of the vaulted roof, to the tactile effect of the used industrial and raw materials, such as metal sheets, maritime pine plywood panels left in their natural state (except for the chromatic treatment) and color-accentuated linoleum flooring. The graphic elements and some typical details of the mountaineer's world have been introduced to reinforce the identity.
Through a few targeted interventions, the external appearance of the place (extension of an old existing building) appears completely new compared to the surrounding context, with which it is ready to dialogue and interact.
Photo credit:
Selected lighting:
Filotto light Bulbs
Selected chair:
Solo by
Many thanks to:
#reuse #recycle #upcycle #biwak #alpinearchitecture
an invigorating, harmonious spatial effect!
The architectural endeavor seeks to craft interior spaces that align with holistic medical practices, emanating a sense of harmony. Sempervivum, a medical studio dedicated to holistic treatments and patient care, navigates the realm between cutting-edge medicine and activating self-healing powers through nature.
The practice derives its name from a plant, encapsulating the Latin words “semper” (always) and “vivus” (living), connoting perpetual vitality. The plant’s diverse and harmoniously coordinated color palette serves as inspiration for the room design.
A nuanced interplay of color, form, and materials, along with a consistent visual connection to the outdoors through strategically positioned atriums, imbues the existing interior spaces with an aura of tranquility, deviating from the clinical sterility often associated with medical spaces. The reception area features a customizable piece of wall furniture, composed of white round metal rods with interchangeable filling elements which add an interactive and dynamic dimension to the space.
Branching out from the central hub are individual therapy rooms that mirror the material and color palette while fostering a tranquil and harmonious atmosphere. Adjacent to these spaces, a designated yoga and exercise room beckons, characterized by expansive areas with horizontal birch wood slats that emanate warmth. An acoustic ceiling crafted from natural wood wool panels enhances the indoor environment, while surrounding curtains create a seamless barrier to the kitchen and storage areas, fostering a sense of weightlessness and cohesion. The captivating view of a lush, planted inner courtyard completes the immersive experience.
Photo credit:
#interiordesign
#interiors
#healingspace
#wellnessdesign
#wellbeingarchitecture
an invigorating, harmonious spatial effect!
The architectural endeavor seeks to craft interior spaces that align with holistic medical practices, emanating a sense of harmony. Sempervivum, a medical studio dedicated to holistic treatments and patient care, navigates the realm between cutting-edge medicine and activating self-healing powers through nature.
The practice derives its name from a plant, encapsulating the Latin words “semper” (always) and “vivus” (living), connoting perpetual vitality. The plant’s diverse and harmoniously coordinated color palette serves as inspiration for the room design.
A nuanced interplay of color, form, and materials, along with a consistent visual connection to the outdoors through strategically positioned atriums, imbues the existing interior spaces with an aura of tranquility, deviating from the clinical sterility often associated with medical spaces. The reception area features a customizable piece of wall furniture, composed of white round metal rods with interchangeable filling elements which add an interactive and dynamic dimension to the space.
Branching out from the central hub are individual therapy rooms that mirror the material and color palette while fostering a tranquil and harmonious atmosphere. Adjacent to these spaces, a designated yoga and exercise room beckons, characterized by expansive areas with horizontal birch wood slats that emanate warmth. An acoustic ceiling crafted from natural wood wool panels enhances the indoor environment, while surrounding curtains create a seamless barrier to the kitchen and storage areas, fostering a sense of weightlessness and cohesion. The captivating view of a lush, planted inner courtyard completes the immersive experience.
Photo credit:
#interiordesign
#interiors
#healingspace
#wellnessdesign
#wellbeingarchitecture
an invigorating, harmonious spatial effect!
The architectural endeavor seeks to craft interior spaces that align with holistic medical practices, emanating a sense of harmony. Sempervivum, a medical studio dedicated to holistic treatments and patient care navigates the realm between cutting-edge medicine and activating self-healing powers through nature.
The practice derives its name from a plant, encapsulating the Latin words “semper” (always) and “vivus” (living), connoting perpetual vitality. The plant’s diverse and harmoniously coordinated color palette serves as inspiration for the room design.
A nuanced interplay of color, form, and materials, along with a consistent visual connection to the outdoors through strategically positioned atriums, imbues the existing interior spaces with an aura of tranquility, deviating from the clinical sterility often associated with medical spaces. The reception area features a customizable piece of wall furniture, composed of white round metal rods with interchangeable filling elements which add an interactive and dynamic dimension to the space.
Branching out from the central hub are individual therapy rooms that mirror the material and color palette while fostering a tranquil and harmonious atmosphere. Adjacent to these spaces, a designated yoga and exercise room beckons, characterized by expansive areas with horizontal birch wood slats that emanate warmth. An acoustic ceiling crafted from natural wood wool panels enhances the indoor environment, while surrounding curtains create a seamless barrier to the kitchen and storage areas, fostering a sense of weightlessness and cohesion. The captivating view of a lush, planted inner courtyard completes the immersive experience.
Photo credit:
#interiordesign
#interiors
#healingspace
#wellnessdesign
#wellbeingarchitecture
Invited competition for the Campus in Stuttgart, collaboration with and:
The proposal consists in a cross-disciplinary and cross-scalar approach to fuse landscape and architecture as a complex yet flexible switchboard for the canalisation of movements and connections of multiple programs and relationships centred around the visitor.
A seamless, yet highly differentiated groundscape forms a main central plaza as intersection and starting point for all the surrounding series of functions and spaces. This plaza extends like a carpet upwards, in-between and around the new Future- and Classic Centres to form the campus drive, which enables multiple arrangements to suit all kinds of events.
As a series of loops across multiple levels it is like moving through a rocky landscape. The same topographies are made accessible for pedestrians and vehicles, fostering the encounter between visitors and product in unexpected and ever-changing ways. Surface articulations through slopes, levels, textures and street furniture will replace signs and curbs.
This will turn the project into a live scenario for complex and immersive urbanism with the goal of reduced urban footprints and the non-hierarchical co-existence and collaboration between all kinds of urban space participants- a sustainable and truly public space.
#architecturecompetition #contemporaryarchitecture #design #project #concept
Invited competition for the Campus in Stuttgart, collaboration with and:
The proposal consists in a cross-disciplinary and cross-scalar approach to fuse landscape and architecture as a complex yet flexible switchboard for the canalisation of movements and connections of multiple programs and relationships centred around the visitor.
A seamless, yet highly differentiated groundscape forms a main central plaza as intersection and starting point for all the surrounding series of functions and spaces. This plaza extends like a carpet upwards, in-between and around the new Future- and Classic Centres to form the campus drive, which enables multiple arrangements to suit all kinds of events.
As a series of loops across multiple levels it is like moving through a rocky landscape. The same topographies are made accessible for pedestrians and vehicles, fostering the encounter between visitors and product in unexpected and ever-changing ways. Surface articulations through slopes, levels, textures and street furniture will replace signs and curbs.
This will turn the project into a live scenario for complex and immersive urbanism with the goal of reduced urban footprints and the non-hierarchical co-existence and collaboration between all kinds of urban space participants- a sustainable and truly public space.
#architecturecompetition #contemporaryarchitecture #design #project #concept
Invited competition for the Campus in Stuttgart, collaboration with and:
The proposal consists in a cross-disciplinary and cross-scalar approach to fuse landscape and architecture as a complex yet flexible switchboard for the canalisation of movements and connections of multiple programs and relationships centred around the visitor.
A seamless, yet highly differentiated groundscape forms a main central plaza as intersection and starting point for all the surrounding series of functions and spaces. This plaza extends like a carpet upwards, in-between and around the new Future- and Classic Centres to form the campus drive, which enables multiple arrangements to suit all kinds of events.
As a series of loops across multiple levels it is like moving through a rocky landscape. The same topographies are made accessible for pedestrians and vehicles, fostering the encounter between visitors and product in unexpected and ever-changing ways. Surface articulations through slopes, levels, textures and street furniture will replace signs and curbs.
This will turn the project into a live scenario for complex and immersive urbanism with the goal of reduced urban footprints and the non-hierarchical co-existence and collaboration between all kinds of urban space participants- a sustainable and truly public space.
#architecturecompetition #contemporaryarchitecture #design #project #concept
Invited competition for the Campus in Stuttgart, collaboration with and:
The proposal consists in a cross-disciplinary and cross-scalar approach to fuse landscape and architecture as a complex yet flexible switchboard for the canalisation of movements and connections of multiple programs and relationships centred around the visitor.
A seamless, yet highly differentiated groundscape forms a main central plaza as intersection and starting point for all the surrounding series of functions and spaces. This plaza extends like a carpet upwards, in-between and around the new Future- and Classic Centres to form the campus drive, which enables multiple arrangements to suit all kinds of events.
As a series of loops across multiple levels it is like moving through a rocky landscape. The same topographies are made accessible for pedestrians and vehicles, fostering the encounter between visitors and product in unexpected and ever-changing ways. Surface articulations through slopes, levels, textures and street furniture will replace signs and curbs.
This will turn the project into a live scenario for complex and immersive urbanism with the goal of reduced urban footprints and the non-hierarchical co-existence and collaboration between all kinds of urban space participants- a sustainable and truly public space.
#architecturecompetition #contemporaryarchitecture #design #project #concept
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Plasma Studio's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.27%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 370 followers. Recent posts average 19 likes and 0 comments, so every recorded reaction is a like.
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0.27%
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- 19
- Avg comments
- 0
- Interactions : followers
- 1 : 370
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Who is Plasma Studio?
Plasma Studio (@plasma_studio) is an Architectural Designer creator on Instagram, also filed under Home & Decor. Plasma Studio is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for Plasma Studio runs to 18 words across 3 lines.
How many followers does Plasma Studio have?
Plasma Studio has 6,752 followers on Instagram (6.8K). Plasma Studio follows 2,857 accounts, so the audience is roughly 2.4 times the size of the list followed. Plasma Studio has built a substantial archive of 742 posts.
What is Plasma Studio's engagement rate?
Plasma Studio's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.27%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 370 followers. Recent posts average 19 likes and 0 comments, so every recorded reaction is a like.
What does Plasma Studio post about on Instagram?
Flinque files Plasma Studio under Architectural Designer, with Home & Decor as a secondary category. All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for Plasma Studio are carousels. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Plasma Studio repeatedly use the words spaces, through, which, design and furniture. Plasma Studio's captions carry hashtags such as #architecturecompetition, #contemporaryarchitecture and #design. Plasma Studio writes those captions mainly in English. Plasma Studio keeps 5 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.
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