The main emphasis of this architecture project is the restoration and expansion of a 19th-century wood structure, previously utilized as a dairy barn, into a space housing multiple sculpture and painting studios. The project doubles the existing square footage, resulting in a layout that accommodates the needs of artists. One of the key aspects of the renovation involves the straightening of the entire building structure, which has stood for over a hundred and fifty years. An essential element of the project is the incorporation of the original wood planks from the barn's facade. These reclaimed planks are reused throughout the renovation, most notably in creating the new facade.