When we first started brainstorming ideas and setting the goals for our project, we initially envisioned a relatively small space - just enough to record a small drum kit at most. Throughout that process, it took some time to figure out the perfect sweet spot between construction effort and actual usability. But the moment we found the space at Schlesische Straße, everything clicked into place: it was neither too small nor too big, with very nice neighbours, located right in a vibrant, creative area.
To bring our vision to life, we hopped on a plane to London to visit the legendary 'Recording Architecture', where Roger D’Arcy worked his magic, shaping our rooms and designing the acoustics from the ground up. Kerstin Petersen led the construction work, while Jale Kustaloglu took charge of the interior design.
We ultimately ended up with a spacious [XX] sqm main control room, a [YY] sqm recording room, a second smaller [ZZ] sqm control room and a [AA] sqm recreation area. And yes, all our rooms feature large windows, filling the entire studio complex with natural daylight so that long sessions remain highly comfortable and inspiring. You can actually see the sky - and you can even open the windows to let fresh air in!