SENSE—S.SPACE was originally a dark, visually fragmented interior with its panoramic window fully covered by plasterboard, blocking natural light and flattening the space. The goal was to transform it into a vibrant, flexible hub for musicians, designers, and makers while preserving the building’s raw character. The approach focused on restoring original architectural elements, introducing lighting logic, and creating a clear visual identity through materials and color accents. The result is an open, expressive space that feels both functional and atmospheric.