ArchitectureThanks to the gutting and the modern additions, the historical walls of Studio Uckermark are showcased and expressive spaces are created. Natural materials such as wood play a major role in the interior design. The stable was stripped of all partition walls. A reinforced concrete frame divides the room into two halves: the photo studio, which is open up to the gable, and the common area with a dining table and kitchenette. A wall unit hides the access to two bathrooms and, with its smooth, light wood, creates a contrast to the raw masonry of the walls. The staircase, which appears like an object in the room, is also made of light wood. It not only opens up the upper floor, but is also a room divider between the work and lounge areas and creates a connection to the panoramic window. In the attic there is a dormitory, which is given a special ambience by the nail truss construction. The beams divide the open space into different areas that can be used to store clothes, as a workplace or as sleeping bunks. Only companies from the region were employed to expand Studio Uckermark.

FoodOn request, a breakfast basket is put together for guests - it is available either classic, vegetarian or vegan and, if possible, with products from local suppliers. There is also our own apple juice and homemade jams for all guests. Vegan or vegetarian catering can be booked for workshops or photo productions.

EnvironmentWaste separation is mandatory in Studio Uckermark. As part of the renovation, a fully biological small sewage treatment plant was installed for the entire farm. Drinking water comes from the farm's own well and is filtered. The topic of sustainability and environmental protection is particularly important due to the location alone.