Acrophobes, beware.
Or at least don’t visit plumber-turned-furniture designer Fernando Abellanas’ studio, which is suspended beneath a bridge in Valencia, Spain.
Abellanas built the workplace himself, bolting a chair, desk and two shelves to the bridge’s concrete underside, according to design website The Spaces.
A wooden-and-metal base is cranked into place beneath the setup. When it’s rolled back, his chair and drafting table floating in midair makes for a chilling sight.
A video, also picked up by Curbed, shows the vertiginous way Abellanas accesses his troll-like lair. He also keeps a blanket and pillow on a shelf and is captured laying them out to sleep as traffic and trains roll by.
The designer, whose DIY chops are reportedly self-taught, won’t disclose the exact location of his hidey-hole for fear it will be discovered.
“The project is an ephemeral intervention,” Abellanas told The Spaces. “[It will remain] until someone finds it and decides to steal the materials, or the authorities remove it.”