DACHSCHAUER

Work in progress (WIP)

Interior and spatial studies for a Berlin top-floor apartment

01 / Visual collection

References.

Collected interiors, unusual objects, textiles and details from the moodboard and Reference Inbox. Primary reference: Carla's apartment in WAR. Secondary: Apartment in Italy by Le Anh, for spatial and material coherence rather than finishes. A vocabulary, not an approved palette.

02 / Spatial studies

Layouts and spatial studies.

Plans and renderings exported from Blender studies. All are exploratory options built on provisional measurements; none is a confirmed layout.

Next milestone

On-site verification

Confirm spatial measurements and installation conditions to advance the current studies toward implementation.

Dimensions and structureCritical dimensions, roof slopes, structural posts and headroom.

Radiator and servicesRadiator dimensions, valve access, ventilation clearances and socket locations.

UseFurniture placement, circulation and practical use.

Build conditionsConditions affecting detailed design, fabrication and installation.

03 / Case study

Homeboy.

A lounge-and-laptop seat for the sloped nook beside the terrace door. Adapted from a reference, reduced to its geometry, tried in two material directions and placed in the Blender model.

Study sequence · select a step

04 / Objects

Found and sourced.

A curated selection from the reconciled Buying Board and the Furniture Watch, as of 5 November: pieces with a distinct identity that could sit well against each other. These are options and findings, not purchases. Archived listings have sold or ended and stay as reference. The full collection, including exploratory references, is under View all. Dimensions are as stated in the listings; prices are left out because they change.

05 / Working ecosystem

How the pieces connect.

References are captured, sourcing finds candidates, the board holds preferences and decisions, and Blender tests what fits. Each step stays separate; nothing moves to the next without review.