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Pyeongchon 24 pyeong Yoga and Pilates Studio Interior

Yoga and Pilates studio with a mat exercise area and a changing room with lockers for 12 people

Ham Young-ju Designer 프로필 사진
Ham Young-ju Designer
Yoga and Pilates studios: interior design, construction and cost estimates

This yoga and Pilates studio in Pyeongchon measures 82.22㎡ on the proposed plan. I began by leaving a generous central area for mats and grouping the reception desk, changing room and staff lounge along the right wall. Within the exercise area, mirrors face storage for small exercise equipment.

Separating the exercise area from the spaces used to prepare before and after classes is the central idea of the layout. A pink desk and curtains complement the gray and white interior, with multicolored graphics applied to the front glazing. The open exercise floor and smaller support spaces connect in a continuous flow.

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Floor plan

The staff lounge and changing room sit behind reception beside the entrance. The remaining floor is open for mat exercise, and the changing room includes lockers for 12 people.

Upon entering, the reception desk is on the right. The staff lounge and changing room sit behind it in sequence, while the rest of the floor remains open for mat exercise. Mirrors run along the long wall on the left, facing shelves and racks for exercise accessories.

The changing room combines personal lockers for 12 people, a washbasin and a grooming area. An arched opening with a curtain beside reception marks the transition from the exercise floor to the support spaces. Functions follow the walls rather than occupying the center with large pieces of furniture.

Design

The plan shows the mat exercise area with reception, staff lounge and changing room on the right. Grouping support spaces along the wall preserves the width of the central hall.
The plan shows the mat exercise area with reception, staff lounge and changing room on the right. Grouping support spaces along the wall preserves the width of the central hall.
The exercise hall remains open, while reception and support spaces are grouped on one side. Mirrors and accessory storage face each other across the exercise floor.
The exercise hall remains open, while reception and support spaces are grouped on one side. Mirrors and accessory storage face each other across the exercise floor.
The frontage consists of a long glazed surface, with multicolored graphics on one portion. Reception and the exercise hall are both visible from the corridor.
The frontage consists of a long glazed surface, with multicolored graphics on one portion. Reception and the exercise hall are both visible from the corridor.
Colorful graphics are grouped on one portion of the front glazing. Gray and white finishes inside distinguish the interior palette from the graphics.
Colorful graphics are grouped on one portion of the front glazing. Gray and white finishes inside distinguish the interior palette from the graphics.
A pink reception desk sits close to the entrance. An arched opening with a curtain connects behind it.
A pink reception desk sits close to the entrance. An arched opening with a curtain connects behind it.
The exercise hall and reception extend side by side along the glass frontage. Graphics occupy one portion, leaving a separate area for entry and exit.
The exercise hall and reception extend side by side along the glass frontage. Graphics occupy one portion, leaving a separate area for entry and exit.
The entrance connects to reception and the exercise hall. The desk sits inside the glass frontage, with an open mat exercise area beside it.
The entrance connects to reception and the exercise hall. The desk sits inside the glass frontage, with an open mat exercise area beside it.
An arched curtain and wall lighting sit behind reception. The pink desk occupies the route from the windows into the exercise hall.
An arched curtain and wall lighting sit behind reception. The pink desk occupies the route from the windows into the exercise hall.
The pink desk is planned with a front and side enclosure. Glazing at the side connects it visually to the exercise area.
The pink desk is planned with a front and side enclosure. Glazing at the side connects it visually to the exercise area.
A work surface for a computer sits inside the desk. The adjacent arched opening connects it to the support space.
A work surface for a computer sits inside the desk. The adjacent arched opening connects it to the support space.
The accessory storage wall continues beside reception. Storage is grouped where it meets the mat exercise area.
The accessory storage wall continues beside reception. Storage is grouped where it meets the mat exercise area.
A pink curtain fills the arched opening. It continues the reception desk color while separating the exercise hall from the support space.
A pink curtain fills the arched opening. It continues the reception desk color while separating the exercise hall from the support space.
The mat exercise area sits between the long mirror wall and accessory storage. The hall remains open, without large furniture dividing the center.
The mat exercise area sits between the long mirror wall and accessory storage. The hall remains open, without large furniture dividing the center.
The long direction of the mats follows the depth of the hall. Mirrors and storage occupy opposite walls, keeping the area around the mats clear.
The long direction of the mats follows the depth of the hall. Mirrors and storage occupy opposite walls, keeping the area around the mats clear.
Looking toward the entrance from the exercise hall, the glass frontage and colorful graphics continue across the view. Reception sits beside the exercise area.
Looking toward the entrance from the exercise hall, the glass frontage and colorful graphics continue across the view. Reception sits beside the exercise area.
A long mirror surface covers one wall of the exercise area. Recessed lights are arranged in a row above it.
A long mirror surface covers one wall of the exercise area. Recessed lights are arranged in a row above it.
The entrance to the support spaces sits between the end of the accessory storage and reception. A rounded arch and pink curtain distinguish its position.
The entrance to the support spaces sits between the end of the accessory storage and reception. A rounded arch and pink curtain distinguish its position.
A gym-ball rack and shelves sit side by side along one wall. Exercise accessories of different sizes are organized at different heights.
A gym-ball rack and shelves sit side by side along one wall. Exercise accessories of different sizes are organized at different heights.
Curtains and the entrance near the windows continue beside the accessory storage. Racks sit close to the wall, leaving the floor in front for exercise.
Curtains and the entrance near the windows continue beside the accessory storage. Racks sit close to the wall, leaving the floor in front for exercise.
Accessory storage extends along the length of the exercise hall. Space for movement remains between the mirrors opposite and the mats.
Accessory storage extends along the length of the exercise hall. Space for movement remains between the mirrors opposite and the mats.
From one end of the hall, the sightline extends to reception and the glass frontage. Wall storage and central mats follow parallel directions.
From one end of the hall, the sightline extends to reception and the glass frontage. Wall storage and central mats follow parallel directions.
Lightweight curtains run along the windows. The accessory rack sits against the wall beside the curtains, leaving the area in front of the windows clear.
Lightweight curtains run along the windows. The accessory rack sits against the wall beside the curtains, leaving the area in front of the windows clear.
The changing room groups the washbasin and personal lockers along one wall. A round mirror with integrated lighting sits above the basin.
The changing room groups the washbasin and personal lockers along one wall. A round mirror with integrated lighting sits above the basin.
Personal lockers for 12 people and a washbasin sit side by side. Gray locker doors match the lower wall color to bring order to the small room.
Personal lockers for 12 people and a washbasin sit side by side. Gray locker doors match the lower wall color to bring order to the small room.
The changing room leaves a passage in front of the basin and lockers. Different colors on the upper and lower wall divide the long surface.
The changing room leaves a passage in front of the basin and lockers. Different colors on the upper and lower wall divide the long surface.
A small square pattern forms the backdrop to the basin, with a round mirror above. Light around the mirror distinguishes this corner.
A small square pattern forms the backdrop to the basin, with a round mirror above. Light around the mirror distinguishes this corner.
A bench follows the wall inside the support space. Gathering furniture on one side leaves the middle clear for movement.
A bench follows the wall inside the support space. Gathering furniture on one side leaves the middle clear for movement.
A long bench extends beside the pink curtain. Light finishes on the wall and bench allow the curtain color to stand out.
A long bench extends beside the pink curtain. Light finishes on the wall and bench allow the curtain color to stand out.

Notes

The layout of this studio began with an open center for exercise. Mirrors line one side of the mat area, with accessory storage on the other. Keeping equipment along the walls and reserving the center for mats makes the roles of the floor plan clear. Exercise positions and the places used to collect equipment are naturally separated within the same hall.

Reception sits close to the entrance. Behind it, the staff lounge connects to the changing room, and an arched curtain marks the support-space entrance from the exercise floor. The changing room contains lockers for 12 people, a washbasin and a round mirror. Changing and personal storage functions are grouped along one side and connect directly to the exercise hall.

Gray and white cover the larger surfaces, with pink repeated in smaller areas. The desk and curtain share the same accent color, while multicolored graphics appear on the front glazing. Exercise accessories and wood-toned shelves also stand out within this palette. Rather than adding different decorations to every wall, we let the furniture and equipment in use give the space its character.

Lighting follows the layouts of the exercise hall and changing room. Wall-edge indirect lighting and recessed lights serve the hall, and an illuminated round mirror sits above the changing-room washbasin. This 24 pyeong studio organizes its functions around the route from the entrance to reception, the exercise hall and the changing room.