This thesis explores how a music and art studio complex can be built on a rocky plot of land next to the Carl Eldh Museum south of Brunnsviken. The purpose has been to create a music and art studio sanctuary to promote collaboration between artists from various fields. The surrounding buildings are listed as state-protected heritage sites, making it important to preserve the overall character of the site. The program of the proposed building has therefore been based on the need to harmonize with the scale of its context. The proposed building is partially embedded into the bedrock, which has made it possible to use the excavated granite as the façade material. The building is organized around a central staircase and houses eight studios: four music studios and four art studios. The thesis has resulted into a complete proposal with illustrations and detailed drawings of the proposed building.