Sapid Studio designs minimalist photography studio Studio 18% in Geneva
Swiss architecture and design firm Sapid Studio, co-founded by Cécile-Diama Samb and Michael Piderit, has completed Studio 18%, a photography studio in Geneva for artists Alicia Dubuis and Roman Lusser. Located on the ground floor of an industrial building near Geneva Airport, the 190 sq m space features 8 m high ceilings, a mezzanine made of Glulam timber and plywood, and a cyclorama for seamless backgrounds. The design prioritizes lighting conditions, using galvanised steel grating panels and a neutral palette to avoid color reflections. The studio includes a kitchen, production desks, styling areas, and changing rooms, all conceived for flexible use during photoshoots. Sapid Studio, known for hospitality interiors and small-scale architecture, applied rigorous attention to detail to create a functional yet minimalist backdrop for creative work.
Key facts
- Studio 18% is a photography studio in Geneva designed by Sapid Studio.
- Sapid Studio was co-founded by Cécile-Diama Samb and Michael Piderit.
- The studio is for artists Alicia Dubuis and Roman Lusser.
- It is located near Geneva Airport in an industrial building.
- The space is 190 sq m with 8 m high ceilings.
- It features a mezzanine made of Glulam timber and plywood.
- A cyclorama provides a seamless background for photoshoots.
- The design uses galvanised steel grating panels and a neutral palette to control light.
Entities
Artists
- Alicia Dubuis
- Roman Lusser
Institutions
- Sapid Studio
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Locations
- Geneva
- Switzerland
- Geneva Airport