Recently, French architect h2o created a study space, The Studio, on the ground floor of the Richelieu Wing in the Louvre's Richelieu Wing!
Jean Jacques Hubert and Charlotte Hubert founded H2O in 2005 and have designed a lot of space in France, this time designing The Studio of the Louvre, which covers an area of 1200 square meters and was used as a warehouse of the Islamic art department, this time, H2 transformed it into a public area and nine studio spaces for young and old people to hold art classes. Professionals and schoolchildren alike can come here to learn a variety of artistic knowledge and information about the museum's exhibits.
Behind the arched entrance, is The Forum, a space that the designers set as a "place of joy and communication", with a stepped seating area, under the padded seats, a storage space for personal belongings, and a series of backlit niches on the surrounding walls, which can display a variety of small works of art, which can be used as a reception, and can also hold simple free seminars.
As for the rear of The Studio, there are nine rooms for art history, project management and other long-term seminars and training courses, these rooms are painted with bright and intense colors such as lemon yellow, turquoise, scarlet, etc., and the corridors that connect each space are more neutral in color, and the wooden ceiling is designed in a curved shape, with a spherical chandelier that emits a warm light, creating a peaceful and warm atmosphere, which contrasts with the strong visual effects in the room.
At this point, short-term forum exchanges can be held, and more intensive training courses can be carried out, and participants can definitely gain a lot under the influence of such an environment.