The old works

Brick, timber and working light. A study of the materials that give industrial spaces their character.

Architectural material study from the SECOND FORM collections

RECOVERY RECORD / SOURCE TO SECOND LIFE

Keep the changes visible.

01 / SOURCE CONDITION

03 / SECOND LIFE

01 / RECORD

A working industrial shell with repeated brick bays, timber surfaces and practical lighting. The original study records scale, rhythm and usable assemblies.

02 / RECOVER

Photograph each bay, number reusable elements and remove fittings before larger fabric. Protect edges and keep source references with every item.

03 / REUSE

One retained pendant and a restrained timber surface carry the working character into a quieter interior without copying the whole building.

A palette built for work

Brick, dark metal and pale timber give this study its structure. The interest lies in their different scales: small repeated joints against broad boards, heavy walls around a fine pendant. The collection begins with that contrast.

Carry the rhythm forward

A new room does not need to reproduce the whole factory. One working light, a restrained timber surface and a single strong opening can carry the idea. Leave space between the pieces so each material keeps its own weight.

Collection study 01. This is an illustrative material palette, not a documented building recovery. Use this CMS record to describe a real source, recovered quantities and accompanying records when adapting the template.

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