Gerüst runs a fabrication studio on one drafting frame: black rules, primary blocks, every job in plain sight.
Nothing floats. Every job, jig, and material run is pinned to a frame of black rules and primary planes.
Red, cobalt, and mustard blocks mark zones across the floor. Colour is navigation, not decoration.
Black construction lines cut through the layout so every panel reads as part of one technical sheet.
A dominant block, counterweighted by a stacked rail of numbers. Balance comes from mass, not mirroring.
One oversized primary shape, cut by the frame edge, held against a black drafting rule — the move that makes Gerüst its own.
The cobalt plane owns the area; the cropped vermilion circle breaks the edge and creates the tension. Function, stated through form.
Orders, jigs, and material runs share a single ruled grid — no hidden state.
Flat fills on offset slabs make every action feel mounted, not soft.
Cobalt to vermilion maps bench load — accent that means something.
A week on the Helmholz floor, read off the frame.
Bring every order, jig, and run onto one visible structure — drafted, primary, and never hidden.