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BAT Studio
We are architects, designers and makers. Between Art and Technology (BAT) Studio is an award winning RIBA Chartered architecture studio, interactive art designers and specialist fabrication company founded by David Di Duca and Jonty Craig in 2012. Combining architecture and interaction design, the studio works in a va…
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About BAT Studio.
We are architects, designers and makers. Between Art and Technology (BAT) Studio is an award winning RIBA Chartered architecture studio, interactive art designers and specialist fabrication company founded by David Di Duca and Jonty Craig in 2012. Combining architecture and interaction design, the studio works in a variety of sectors ranging between new buildings, residential extensions, commercial interiors, temporary experiential installations and exhibition design. Our diverse portfolio of work is born out of our passion for making and exploring the possibilities of new things we discover, whether these be materials, fabrication techniques, technologies or design tools. Above all our aim is to make spaces which are surprising and fun for the people who encounter them. BAT Studio can draw on a broad skill set in our practice, being both architects and skilled makers. We often work with electronics and code in addition to traditional building materials and have our own workshop in which we build small projects and test ideas for larger ones. Wherever possible we design to utilise modern fabrication techniques and enjoy finding innovative uses for inexpensive or perhaps unexpected materials in spatial design. To date this approach has allowed us to deliver a number of exciting projects whilst providing our clients with maximum impact for their budgets.
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