New York-based architects Michael Morris and Yoshiko Sato of Morris Sato studio apartment custom-designed the Dupont Corian Design Studio applying fashionable lighting, audio and pattern applied science to make a sanctuary of experience which was revolutionized by the Japanese construct of an “adopted landscape”. believed as a sanctuary of experience and revolutionized the Japanese concept of a “borrowed landscape,” the Corian® Design Studio is a sensational feel wherever architects can appear, touch, sense, and see the vitality that Corian® evokes.

It is a place that showcases the continual possibilities gave by this extraordinary stuff. Nonporous DuPont™ Corian® is a high-performing, easy-to-maintain solid surfacing stuff that can be constructed into a most seamless surface.
Placed in the seeable arts-centric Flatiron zone of New York City, the 5,000 square-foot place is an interactional workshop wherever project influencers can look up with experts to address particular design wants and aid get their themes and application program* to life-from the most easy to the most progressive projects. Through a serial of sketches, the studio showcases a lot of project possibilities for Corian’s applicability in a style of market environments admitting healthcare, education, hospitality, retail, business office, and residential. One standout project characteristic of the Design Studio is the sparkling sky lighting, featuring 74 parts of CNC-milled and thermoformed translucent Glacier Ice Corian®. The abstracted “heavens” above join visitants to the application program sketches within the studio. This big mutual lighting feature allows an animated align of bright color that softly maps the visitor’s motion over the place advising fresh and advanced applies of Corian®.