The architect who pulls together the dance to create the home of your dreams
Discover how Judith Schneider, owner of an architecture and interior design studio, applies the principles of dance in the framework of every architectural project and harnesses the art to build trust and open communication channels with the client
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06/10/2022
Thursday, October 6, 2022, 4:07 p.m
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Like a choreographer who creates the movement within the space available to him, Judit Schneider approaches new projects.
Give her a field, open your heart and tell her about what you see in your mind's eye, from your passions and desires she will build you a world, one that even in your dreams you did not dare to conceive, because just as a dancer puts his soul into the movement, so Judit devotes herself entirely to creation.
As an artist, she manages to combine all her loves in the field of architecture, but not for her own personal satisfaction.
Judit harnessed the world of painting and manual perspectives to her work.
Already at the initial stage, after getting to know the client, identifying his needs and familiarizing himself with the conditions of the area and its limitations, she prepares a detailed manual sketch, through which the client can be visually exposed to what will be the house of his dreams, the business he dreamed of or any other architectural project.
Judit: The initial sketch is a great tool, which allows me to open initial communication channels with the client.
When he sees his dream in his eyes weave skin and sinew and goes from the imagination to the work plan, he opens up, communicates his dreams clearly and precisely, and we can work together in small resolutions down to the details.
People really connect to the sketch, and it allows me to gain trust from them.
For the customer, it's a priceless sense of security, especially in this type of process."
To illustrate the way in which dance and architecture meet in the work of Judith Schneider, watch the video
Judith Schneider (PR)
Tell me more about how you pour into the world of architecture elements from the world of dance
Yehudit: "Architecture and dance share a common language, which concerns the body, shape, space and movement. Both are based on texture, color and rhythm, both are solid manipulations that create space, whether through the body Or using raw materials such as planes, and within the framework of both, the artist defines and delimits the space or breaks its boundaries.
"You can say that the dance frames the architecture - directs the observer's eye to notice how the form is perceived when it is placed in one way or another and next to other elements and forms.
In the end, I strive to achieve a harmony of forms that maximize the pitch."
How does the viewer experience these two worlds at the same time?
"The person who watches the dance does not do the physical work himself, but he experiences the rhythm, as if he were inside his body. Architecture can be experienced in a similar way, when through the installation the attention is brought to the line and curves of the physical environment and the observer experiences the structure with the same sense of movement that he gets when Watching the dance. The goal is to create a living work within the visual framework of the eye, not just within the dancer's body."
To create a space to dance in which
Judit's work offers not only the creative relationships, based on architectural performances.
As a dancer, she also works with a physical narrative.
Judith: "The assumption is that not only buildings contain memories and experiences of those who live in and around them, the route of the area and the environment in which the architectural structure is located have their own physical narrative, which is an integral part of the structure and design of the site itself. I use the knowledge I have about the body to create spaces Those designed with dance in them. These works are, for me, a 'space to dance in', which calls upon light and shadow, texture and timing to create a space in which the dance takes place and allows all its visitors and spectators to experience it themselves - to feel the rhythm as if it were in their bodies."
The firm headed by Judith Schneider specializes in planning luxury villas, construction additions to existing buildings, interior design for villas, offices and businesses.
Process from the beginning, including initial planning, submission of the plans, accompaniment from the beginning of the construction through all the stages of the project until its end, including the interior design and dressing of the building.
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