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Category: Architecture, Healthcare, Selected Tags: 4a Architekten GmbH, Color architecture, Fluid form, Germany, Spa, Swimming pool
4a Architekten extend their bathing repertoire: The Bad Ems Thermal Baths proves itself with its distinct character and high standards of comfort. Since December 2012, the spa town of Bad Ems now has another new attraction: The new Bad Ems Thermal Baths designed by 4a Architekten is an architectural highlight that tempts visitors to the [...]
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Category: Architecture, House, Selected Tags: Germany, Swimming pool, White
Alexander Brenner Architekten has completed a house named HOUSE AM OBEREN BERG in Stuttgart, Germany. When approaching the building via the access road an in-depth layered picture is discernible. The northeast side of the house is an addition/a combination of white cubes. Each of them is recognizable as an individual structure when viewed from close up, [...]
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Category: Architecture, Master Plan, Mixed Use Tags: Berlin, Germany, LAVA, Random pattern
How do you want to live in the future? Three towers of gold, silver, and bronze and three diagonally shaped city blocks make up THE: SQUARE³, a new mixed use development inspired by sport that revitalises a unique urban quarter in Berlin. The project is just nine minutes from Alexanderplatz, the very heart of Berlin, [...]
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Category: Architecture, Hotel, Interior Tags: 4a Architekten GmbH, Color, Color architecture, Germany, Random pattern, Spa
4a Architekten create a feel-good hotel ambience with functionality, efficiency and sustainability in mind. Nature, wellness and design – these were the guiding principles for 4a Architekten when constructing the Spreewald Spa Hotel in Burg. Situated in the heart of the Spree Forest next to the Spreewald Therme spa, also planned and built by 4a [...]
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Category: Design, Technology Tags: Creative design, Germany, Simon Michel
German designer Simon Michel designed the “Awake”. When we think of clock radio then most people think of a plastic box with buttons and an LC display. In times of Full HD Smartphone displays that are filled with colorful apps, the incentive to buy a classic digital alarm clock is becoming increasingly smaller. The designer [...]
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Category: Design, Industrial Tags: Creative design, Germany, Simon Michel
German designer Simon Michel shows in his design concept how functional a cake pan can be. His design concept “Flexy” can individually be deformed. This makes it possible to back small and large cakes in the same cake pan. The Problem Baking a cake for some one is very personally. But the shape of cakes [...]
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Category: Design Tags: Creative design, Germany, Simon Michel
German designer Simon Michel designed the “Lens Safe”. All in one contact lens case. A smart solution for the care of contact lens. If a contact lens wearer becomes dirt into his eye, he will have a problem to clean his lens. Because contact lens boxes are not contain any care liquid ,to clean the [...]
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Category: Architecture, House Tags: Cladding, Concrete, Germany, Peter Ruge Architekten, Stair
The site lies upon a hill in a beautiful small village in the district Potsdam-Mittelmark in a fantastic scenic situation with breathtaking views over the nearby lake. The surroundings are dominated by a combination of historical and modern mansions. As many of the old large trees on the site should be kept as possible. The [...]
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Category: Design, Technology Tags: Creative design, Germany, Simon Michel
German designer Simon Michel designed the “Care”. The Problem Infrared thermometers are becoming more and more popular: The Fiber measuring is just quicker. But the measuring accuracy depends on the person who measures. A incorrect handling could result in a measuring difference from more then one degree Celsius. The inspiration and concept Everybody put headphones [...]
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Category: Design, Fashion, Furniture, Installation Tags: Display design, Germany, Hamburg, Installation
German studio PARAT designed the Hypermarché Hafencity in Hamburg. Hypermarché is the attempt to attract young locals (like us) to Hafencity Hamburg. Because Hafencity is a special place in Hamburg. It is an impersonal developing area. On weekdays there are just businessmen, at the weekend the promenades are full of tourists. – a temporary concept [...]
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Category: Architecture, Education, Selected Tags: Color architecture, Fluid form, Germany, UNStudio
Ben van Berkel / UNStudio‘s Centre for Virtual Engineering (ZVE) realised and receives Gold certification from the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB). The Centre for Virtual Engineering (ZVE) is a prime example of what I like to refer to as ‘attainabilty’. The building combines the affordable with the sustainable through a combination of its compact [...]
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Category: Installation, Master Plan Tags: Berlin, Germany, Green architecture, Peter Ruge Architekten
“Bambooline berlin” by Peter Ruge Architekten is a sustainable development strategy for Berlin, it is exhibited and supported by the GALLERY DEN. Brief The bambooline berlin explores the cities urban development and proposes a new approach for the temporary, interim use of sustainable urban wasteland. A new, imaginary band complements the historically developed lines of [...]
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