The Brooklyn area of New York City is set to become the home of a visually spectacular TV and movie studio complex that will take on a unique stacked design and aesthetic.
Designed by none other than world-renowned architecture firm Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), the 'Samson Stages Red Hook Studio' will comprise several stacked sections that will enable the complex to take advantage of vertical space rather than simply sprawling out across the ground as is the case with conventional studio complexes. Measuring in at 330,000 square feet, the 'Samson Stages Red Hook Studio' will benefit from capacious terraces and will offer industry-leading technologies and facilities that will appeal to top film and TV producers.
Developed by Vanta Developers, this studio complex is primed to be an example of the utility and aesthetic appeal of stacked architectural designs.
Stacked Studio Complexes
This Massive Film & TV Studio Facility Will Comprise Six Stacked Blocks
Trend Themes
1. Stacked Studio Complexes - The trend of constructing multi-level studio complexes to take advantage of vertical space is disrupting the conventional sprawling design.
2. Vertically Integrated Studio Facilities - The trend of creating multi-level studio facilities that are self-contained and offer industry-leading technologies is disrupting traditional studio designs.
3. Aesthetic Architecture for Film and TV - The trend towards using world-renowned architects to design visually stunning film and TV studios is disrupting standard studio design aesthetics.
Industry Implications
1. Film and TV Production - The film and TV production industry can take advantage of the opportunities provided by the Samson Stages Red Hook Studio's vertical space and industry-leading facilities.
2. Architecture and Construction - The architecture and construction industry can focus on developing innovative designs for multi-level studio complexes, incorporating advanced technologies and space management solutions.
3. Real Estate Development - The real estate development industry can capitalize on the demand for visually stunning studio facilities that incorporate trendy architectural designs and state-of-the-art amenities.