From unused space to a beautiful movement studio

As her business expanded, our client needed a space that embraced her stunning backyard — one with room to grow her collection of Gyrotonic machines and let her movement studio breathe.

Working with an existing, failing deck, we started by taking the space back to bones and rebuilding it from the ground up.

  • Transformation of a deck into a fully rebuilt structure to anchor the new space

  • Addition of custom windows, flooring, and HVAC for a perfectly conditioned space

  • Construction of new planters showcasing plants and flowers thoughtfully selected by her husband

The interior space is now a showcase itself. Sweeping views of the rolling landscape bring beauty, peace, and tranquility to this space of healing.

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The existing deck was failing — the starting point that made clear why taking this Winston-Salem space back to bones was the only path to something worth building on.

With a home and a vision this specific on the line, Riverside staged the site to protect what was staying while every structural decision got made the right way.

The custom windows aren't just functional — they were positioned to pull the rolling landscape directly into the room, so the views become part of every session in the studio.

Gyrotonic machines in place, planters in bloom, and sweeping views through custom glass: the finished studio is proof that the right space can make the work feel different.

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