Craig Steely Architecture

Curved wood-clad exterior with a large arched window reveals illuminated interior space at dusk.

The Sandtrap is a contemporary painting studio designed by Craig Steely Architecture. The structure features an interior lined with large-format fir plywood panels, while the exterior is clad in diagonally oriented redwood. Corners are shaped as curves or subtractions, giving the form a spiraling quality. A roof reminiscent of a shoji screen introduces even, diffused daylight across the workspace throughout the day.

Architect
Craig Steely Architecture
Photography
Darren Bradley
Images
7
Style
Contemporary, Modern
Materials
Glass, Plywood, Wood, Wood Siding
Features
Clerestory Windows, Corner Windows, Courtyard, Divided-Lite Windows, Floor-to-Ceiling Glass
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