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Architecture

Year

Year

2025

2025

Client

Client

Minulle

Minulle

Realisation

Realisation

Studio Terlanda

Studio Terlanda

City

City

Bratislava

Bratislava

Interior and furniture design for an analog photography showroom and laboratory in Bratislava.


The project sits within a larger studio complex run by a community of young analog photography enthusiasts, housing a photo studio, grading room, office, film lab and the showroom. As a young collective driven by original ideas, with the goal of broadening the analog community in Slovakia's capital, constrained by a tight budget, the challenge was to build a space unified through one-of-a-kind furniture without the cost of it.


The whole composition is based on selecting heavy structural elements like beams, steel grates, metal rods, and ratchet straps, and transforming them into pieces that are trying to find balance in unexpected ways. Exploring the question of whether the industrial could feel structurally elegant by applying principles of mechanical logic and gravitational forces. 


The space was officially opened in July 2025, through a launch event combining a photography exhibition with an alternative music listening session, bringing together diverse groups from Bratislava’s youth scene.

Interior and furniture design for an analog photography showroom and laboratory in Bratislava.


The project sits within a larger studio complex run by a community of young analog photography enthusiasts, housing a photo studio, grading room, office, film lab and the showroom. As a young collective driven by original ideas, with the goal of broadening the analog community in Slovakia's capital, constrained by a tight budget, the challenge was to build a space unified through one-of-a-kind furniture without the cost of it.


The whole composition is based on selecting heavy structural elements like beams, steel grates, metal rods, and ratchet straps, and transforming them into pieces that are trying to find balance in unexpected ways. Exploring the question of whether the industrial could feel structurally elegant by applying principles of mechanical logic and gravitational forces. 


The space was officially opened in July 2025, through a launch event combining a photography exhibition with an alternative music listening session, bringing together diverse groups from Bratislava’s youth scene.

Architecture

Year

2025

Client

Minulle

Realisation

Studio Terlanda

City

Bratislava

Interior and furniture design for an analog photography showroom and laboratory in Bratislava.


The project sits within a larger studio complex run by a community of young analog photography enthusiasts, housing a photo studio, grading room, office, film lab and the showroom. As a young collective driven by original ideas, with the goal of broadening the analog community in Slovakia's capital, constrained by a tight budget, the challenge was to build a space unified through one-of-a-kind furniture without the cost of it.


The whole composition is based on selecting heavy structural elements like beams, steel grates, metal rods, and ratchet straps, and transforming them into pieces that are trying to find balance in unexpected ways. Exploring the question of whether the industrial could feel structurally elegant by applying principles of mechanical logic and gravitational forces. 


The space was officially opened in July 2025, through a launch event combining a photography exhibition with an alternative music listening session, bringing together diverse groups from Bratislava’s youth scene.