GONZALEZ HAASE AAS
Founded by Pierre Jorge Gonzalez and Judith Haase in 1999, Gonzalez Haase AAS is a Berlin-based studio with principal practices in architecture, scenography and lighting. Early work with Richard Gluckman and Robert Wilson for the Watermill Center in New York became the first of many highly regarded projects with contemporary artists, curators and collectors. Keeping the interplay between light and architecture at the forefront of their designs, AAS have gained a noted reputation for their spatial concepts. Their work includes major artwork installations, luxury retail interiors, residential extensions, and conversions for industrial and art-related spaces.
Gonzalez Haase’s practice extends beyond architecture into the conception of objects and spatial artifacts, operating at the intersection of design and scenographic construction. These works translate architectural thinking into a reduced scale, where questions of proportion, surface, and spatial perception are distilled into discrete, often autonomous pieces.