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In January 1999 Russ RuBert moved his studios
into a 22,000 sq. ft. building in a manufacturing
district, combining the industrial equipment
necessary for large scale construction with
creative work spaces for design, rendering,
and modeling.
Some areas are dedicated to specific processes
such as welding, polishing, or painting. Other
areas are flexible to allow for complex projects
that may require large pattern layout or production
of limited edition architectural elements.
An outside shop yard equipped with a 60-foot
Stinger crane allows RuBert to set up and
test large sculptures before delivery, and
an industrial warehouse provides space for
inventory of parts and materials.
Creative design areas include offices for
web and graphics design, model building, image
and technical libraries, a full kitchen, and
art lounge with a pool table. |
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