_art

Art is part of the architecture.

Painting, sculpture, photography and site-specific installations run through every floor of the code_n campus. Art is not decoration here. It sets the tempo of the rooms where people meet, decide and build.

Colourful painted stepped installation with red wall and Stuttgart skyline through windows

Workshop room with a large geometric wall painting in red, blue and green, orange chairs and a long white table

_colour as architecture

Rooms painted like paintings.

Deep reds, stripes, stepped seating. Colour used as structure, not decoration.

Deep red wall with a black striped panel, a black chair and a suspended colour block

Corner room with stepped, colourfully striped seating landscape and painted city-map floor

Lounge with an orange wall, two large finely dotted colour-field paintings, light sofas and a Persian rug

_works in the working rooms

Art at eye level, all day.

Paintings and framed prints share the room with the desks and sofas people actually work at.

Two expressive large-format paintings above brown Chesterfield armchairs and a tripod studio lamp

Close-up of a framed print with green, sky and mauve colour fields against a deep blue wall

_photography

Framed, at scale.

Portraits, instruments and stopwatches. Photography that treats the campus like a museum wall.

Golden-toned photographic diptych of a face, hung on a white wall

Corridor with three large framed photographs of vintage manometers and stopwatches

Framed photographic work of a nude figure sculpture behind glass, with green wall and reflections of the room

_material & objects

The things you can touch.

Woven textiles, timber, leather-bound books. Materials that hold the temperature of a room.

Close-up of a woven wall textile with blue, gold and brown diamond pattern

Library room with wooden bookshelves, red chairs and a blue van-door installation

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