CIRQA — Relais & Châteaux, Arequipa Peru

October 28, 2021

Concept & Setting: CEO and owner Ignacio Masias

Design: Sandra Masias

Architects: Stephanie Chang and Daniel Cisneros

Rooms: 11 Hotelrooms in three different categories

Opening: 2019

At once organic, unpretentious, luxurious and serene even spiritual in its setting the Relais & Châteaux boutique hotel CIRQA is housed in a 16th century monastery of the St. Augustine Church in the epicenter of the Peruvian colonial city of Arequipa.

In keeping with the ancient architecture of “Arequipeña School” in midst of the Andes under a landscape marked by three volcanos — Misti, Pichu Pichu and Chachani — eleven exclusive rooms with walls clad of white volcanic stoneware appointed with handcrafted furnishings, objects and textiles in natural muted tones, along with exquisitely integrated freestanding fixtures from the LUX line — LUX SHAPE bath and washstand.

LUX SHAPE bath — Copyright © CIRQA — Relais & Châteaux

LUX SHAPE washstand — Copyright © CIRQA — Relais & Châteaux

A 1940s Former Council House in Monkstown Among Palms

February 17, 2021

Architects: Alice Casey PhD MRIAI ARB(UK) and Cian Deegan PhD MRIAI

Firm: TAKA architects Dublin

Type: Refurbishment and Extension, Monkstown, Dublin

Area: 60m2 Refurbishment 22m2 Extension

Status: Completed 2018

Copyright © Philip Lauterbach c/o House and Home — Copyright © Philip Lauterbach c/o *House and Home*

Once a Council House this 1940s South Dublin home, situated in the coastal village of Monkstown, Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown county, Ireland. An inspired remodel for a family inclined to living up to the structure’s storied past — rebel songs rumoured to have been played into the wee hours there in the 1970s by Luke Kelly of The Dubliners, one time owner Andrew Massey said to have been attacked by a circus lion that accidentally let loose by its trainer in 1951 — the extension into a garden of almost thirty palm varietals centered around an aquarium for an enormous snapping turtle known as Mr Swampy, a thirteen year old at project completion. Marc and Suzie Flood began the process of remodeling after they were married in 2014, an initial set of plans was submitted in 2016 just after their son Conor Maverick was born, but had to be scrapped due to objections by the building council over a sewerage pipe running under the property, but TAKA redesigned, keeping the essential vision intact. Suzie, an avid cook after her father a chef, worked closely with Cian Deegan of TAKA to realize her well conceived kitchen; and she and Marc each took responsibility for a bathroom, Suzie’s finished fifties style for her beloved nanny, and featuring a little LABETTE bath. She documents the project on her blog THE HOUSE BEYOND THE PALMS.

LABETTE — Copyright © Philip Lauterbach c/o House and Home — LABETTE — Copyright © Philip Lauterbach c/o *House and Home*

Strandhotel Cadzand, Netherlands

February 5, 2021

Architect: Arcas Architekten

Interior design: Studio Piet Boon

Opening: Summer 2018

By the sea: The hotel is situated on a dune and offers a wide view over the broad beaches of the Dutch coast of Zeeland: unspoilt, open, quiet. A landscape that gives a sense of freedom and serenity at any time of year. Strandhotel Cadzand is also the home of Michelin star chef Sergio Herrmann. Exquisite cuisine is successfully combined with the stylish interior design of the Dutch design studio Studio Piet Boon. Muted colours, natural materials, fine fabrics and selected details create a relaxed, elegant atmosphere. And in the bathrooms, the FLOOR shower area provides precisely those moments of luxury that make a holiday by the sea particularly relaxing.

SUPRA — Copyright © Rachel Hoile Photography — Copyright © Chantal Arnts

Awards

January 27, 2021

Awards received for manufacture, design and function.

Red Dot Award

The red dot design award is the culmination of an internationally recognised design competition held by the Design Centre of North Rhine-Westphalia and granted by an expert jury to reward excellent design quality.

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LUX OVAL COUTURE

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SPA

German Design Award

The award that makes success visible. The German Design Award is generally regarded as an international premium award that strengthens the regard in which designers and companies are held. The award is presented to top-class products and projects. The aim of the German Design Award is to discover, present and acknowledge unique design trends.

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LUX OVAL COUTURE

LUX OVAL HIGHLINE

LUX SHAPE

ART

LUX SILHOUETTE SIDE

Interior Innovation Award

The Interior Innovation Award is one of the most coveted and recognised design awards around the world for the interior design industry. It was initiated in 2002 by imm cologne.

ART

LUX

HOME OVAL SILHOUETTE

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Design Plus Award

Design Plus powered by ISH is the international competition for exhibitors at the ISH. It awards prizes to excellent product performances that cleverly combine technology and design.

LUX SHAPE

CRAFT

ONE RELAX HIGHLINE

FLOOR

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SUNO Line

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ART Line

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LUX Line

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LOFT Line

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COMODO Line

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Behind the Lines

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Norwegian Escape

January 27, 2021

Interior designer: Architects-Team Reederei and Werft

Rooms: 2174 cabins

Opening: 2015

Elegant ocean giant: at 325 metres, the Norwegian Escape is the Norwegian Cruise Line’s largest ship. From her home port of Miami, she departs on cruises to the eastern and western Caribbean. This allows some 4,200 passengers to explore the islands of the Bahamas or the coasts of Mexico and Honduras. With all the luxury that today’s modern cruise ships have to offer. From the Penthouse Suite to the Single Studio, the Norwegian Escape offers passengers their choice of 2,174 cabins. Every single one of them stylishly designed. As are the bathrooms — a bespoke bath for the Mini Suites offers luxury even to a space measuring just three square metres.

Individual product development for challenging spatial situations — Copyright © Ingrid Fiebak Fotografie

"Kita am Gleis" childcare facility, Berlin, Germany

January 27, 2021

Client: Mahalo gGmbH

Architect: Jason Danziger (thinkbuild architecture) and Erhard An-He Kinzelbach (KNOWSPACE)

Opening: Summer 2019

Copyright © Werner Huthmacher Photography

Where children feel at home: Kita am Gleis is the name of the building that opened last year in the Berlin district of Neu-Schöneberg. Light wooden furniture, lots of natural light and blue as the guiding colour of the design make the rooms look open and cheerful. “It’s supposed to be a happy place,” explains architect Jason Danziger. Delta shower trays in Bermuda blue were repurposed for the changing areas. And doesn’t it look great?

DELTA deep shower tray in the Bermuda Blue colour — Copyright © Werner Huthmacher Photography

DEBA Badsysteme GmbH

January 27, 2021

Concept: DEBA Badsysteme GmbH

Client: McDreams Hotel Ingolstadt

Opening: Spring 2021

Copyright © DEBA Badsysteme GmbH/Rainer Erhard Fotografie

From the Field: Prefab Solutions

When bathrooms are delivered as a complete package: The McDreams Hotel in Ingolstadt is scheduled to open in spring 2021. The special feature? Here, the bathrooms are not built individually on site, but come to the hotel as finished modules. How does that work? DEBA Badsysteme GmbH from Salzwedel has set itself the task of producing high-quality, individual and design-oriented bathroom systems in large quantities. Between 2,500 and 3,000 bathroom units for care facilities, student accommodation, housing construction and hotels leave the company’s assembly halls every year. Turnkey bathroom units were produced for the McDreams Hotel, in which Ultra enamelled steel shower trays with Upstand and minimum support are installed. The easy handling of Bette products makes this possible.

ULTRA enamelled steel shower tray is delivered pre-assembled with the Minimum Support base.

The pre-fitted Minimum Support base allows ULTRA to be simply fixed to the floor.

For a seamless fit the walls of the shower area are erected and the UPSTAND is directly integrated.

The integrated enamelled titanium-steel UPSTAND forms a clean edge on the wall — silicone is unnecessary.

UPSTAND protects the wall from moisture adds an elegant appearance and eases cleaning and maintenance.

The finished experience gives no indication of industrial prefabrication — aesthetic and functional. — The finished experience gives no indication of industrial prefabrication — aesthetic and functional.

Stayery, Bielefeld, Germany

January 27, 2021

Architect: Stopfel Architekten BDA

Interior designer: Studio Aisslinger GmbH & Co. KG

Project Manager: Christian Mowe, Friedrich Reitemeier GmbH

Contractor: Friedrich Reitemeier GmbH

Flats: 126

From the Field: Plug and Play Solutions

The second boarding house of the Stayery brand is being built in Bielefeld’s city centre, after the Berlin branch already opened in early February 2019. The Serviced Apartments offer is aimed primarily at guests who wish to combine the comfort of a temporary flat with the service of a hotel. The installation of the shower trays in the 126 flats in Bielefeld is as modern as the residence itself. To make installation quicker, cheaper and safer, simple plug and play solutions are implemented with the installation box Easy Connect and Minimum Support.

“Compared to the solutions we had worked with before, we were able to save almost half the time. With 126 units, this is a welcome gain in time”

— Christian Mowe, Project Manager, Friedrich Reitemeier GmbH

The Easy Connect installation box after the screed has been laid. The cover protects the drain inside from dirt and damage.

The installation box is cut to the required height. The installation height is flexible between 105 and 205 mm and the box does not need to be additionally lined.

The supplied and pre-assembled sealing sleeve is simply glued into the installation box.

After the tiler has applied the waterproofing slurry, the Easy Connect installation box is integrated into the composite waterproofing in accordance with DIN 18534.

Before the shower tray is fitted, the waste must be installed. The Bielefeld STAYERY uses the Solid diesel self-cleaning drain fittings.

The Minimum Support was already pre-assembled ex-works with the shower tray. The installer only has to apply the adhesive and glue the shower tray to the screed.

The waste is tightened and a final inspection is made.

The 126 shower areas were realized in the Bielefeld STAYERY in a time-saving and standard-compliant manner thanks to the clever combination solution of EASY CONNECT and MINIMUM SUPPORT system.

Hotel Heimhude, stilwerk design platform

January 27, 2021

Architect: Stephen Williams Associates

Rooms: 24

Opening: May 2020

Copyright © stilwerk, M. Hohner, T. Bärmann

Where design lives: The stilwerk Hotel Heimhude is the first hotel project of the stilwerk design platform. The idea: to transfer the design standards of the selected brands from the stilwerk cosmos into real living situations and make them tangible. This means that an overnight stay can be used to test living and shopping at the same time, because the design furnishings can also be purchased by guests for their own homes. The art nouveau villa, which is over 150 years old and located in the centre of Hamburg, combines time-honoured charm with an exciting interior, which relies on natural materials and handmade manufacturing quality. Part of the distinctive interior design are also Ultra shower trays, specially selected for the 24 bathrooms of the boutique hotel: 24 times minimalism in an exclusive matt colour.

ULTRA shower tray — Copyright © stilwerk, M. Hohner, T. Bärmann

ULTRA shower tray in the colour Raven — Copyright © stilwerk, M. Hohner, T. Bärmann

From the Field: Convincing Solutions

“... we were convinced by their attractive design, minimalist form, matt finish and easy maintenance. The choice of colours ... perfectly matched the colour concept of the respective bathroom design.”

— Alexander Garbe, Owner stilwerk

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Mittermeiers Alter Ego: Architecture studio Schroth

January 27, 2021

Hotel owners: Ulli and Christian Mittermeier

Architect: Martin Schroth, Architecture studio Schroth

Rooms: 11 Hotelrooms

Opening: 2018

Keep it smart and keep it simple: when the hotelier couple Ulli and Christian Mittermeier converted a former entrepreneur's villa from the Gründerzeit in Rothenburg into a hotel, they wanted to combine the quality of a high-end design hotel with the freedom and informality of a private apartment. While the colour concept of the exterior of the house is characterised by black, transparency and openness dominate inside. The leading idea of the design: consciously omit details, and then make sure everything else is of the very highest quality. "We asked ourselves what the first thing is that a hotel guests looks at, and quickly realised it was the bathroom," explains Christian Mittermeier. The bathroom signals the standard of the hotel to the guest, and is often a source of inspiration. Therefore the hoteliers opted for generous, floor-level showers with plenty of space. The matt black of the FLOOR shower area is a perfect match both structurally and in colour for the black of the bathroom tiles, and merges seamlessly with the tile structure.

One of the rooms has also been furnished with an exclusive LUX line Lux Shape bath. With the skeleton construction of the free-standing Lux Shape, a successful concept has transferred from architecture to the interior design of the bathroom. Stable steel forms the load-bearing, open frame into which the bath made of glazed titanium steel is hung for a brilliant presentation of the softly flowing inner body and the flat edge of the bath. The centrally positioned bath is the star of the room, and gives the room its own brilliance.

LUX SHAPE bath — Copyright © Jan Schmiedel

FLOOR SIDE shower area — Copyright © Jan Schmiedel

From the Field: Open Design Concept

Mittermeiers Alter Ego

“The hotel ‘Mittelmeiers Alter Ego’ provides a very special experience in its rooms ... we were looking for a product that fits our open design concept. The LUX SHAPE bath meets this requirement perfectly. Its supporting structure is not a closed structure. Everyone was instantly delighted with it. It was clear that the room simply had to have this bath!”

— Martin Schroth, Architekturstudio Schroth, Rothenburg ob der Tauber

“There were the great advisors who gave us architects competent advice in the early planning stage and provided us with the suitable materials ... tremendously good explanatory videos when it comes to the installation of showers, drainage systems and seals. Then there is the long warranty on the products ... the whole package is simply perfect!”

— Martin Schroth, Architekturstudio Schroth, Rothenburg ob der Tauber

“The durability of a product is an essential aspect in a hotel. The objects are exposed to very high loads — very different from at home. That’s why they have to have a certain robustness. And that is absolutely the case with BETTE products.”

— Martin Schroth, Architekturstudio Schroth, Rothenburg ob der Tauber

Boutique Hotel K7, Bad Nauheim: Doris Seher

January 27, 2021

Interior design: Doris Seher

Rooms: 19, divided into five thematically different worlds.

Opening: 2019

Hotel owners: Ivo and Peter Seher

The hotel as a machine for wild longings: the K7 in Bad Nauheim is a very special place. It is the first boutique hotel in the Hessian spa town, and yet continues a glamorous tradition. Because the legendary, exclusive Hotel Europäischer Hof opened in the same location in 1855. The operators of the K7 have made it their mission to preserve the historic building structure and still realise creative and modern ideas in new version of the establishment. The result? Imaginative! The K7 takes its guests on a journey into five individually designed themes world: the names of the rooms are La Fleur, Urban, Marmor, Artroom and Kamin.

The respective bathrooms set a counterpoint to the colourfulness, as they have deliberately been pared down to black-and-white. The shower area has been furnished with matt coloured shower trays combined with the Upstand. Thanks to this intelligent solution made of glazed titanium steel, there is no requirement for the maintenance-intensive silicone joints. The masonry is reliably protected against moisture. At the K7, the rooms inspire dreams. And it’s wonderful if the best quality is a part of it.

From the Field: Secure Solutions

“Because of the historical structure of our boutique hotel ... ceilings are made entirely of wood. And just by damaged silicone joints in the bathroom it can happen that water penetrates into the wooden beams drop by drop. This can destroy the entire substance of a house. That is why it was important to us to make use of the UPSTAND. It simply creates security.”

— Doris Seher, interior designer of the Boutique Hotel K7, Bad Nauheim

“If you find out after a few years in a hotel that you have to redo the bathrooms because of cracked silicone joints, water damage in the brickwork or other porous areas, it will be really expensive! Therefore the durability of a product is extremely important for a hotel. The 30-year warranty ... is simply sensational!”

— Doris Seher, interior designer of the Boutique Hotel K7, Bad Nauheim

Haus am See, Langenargen Lake Constance: Sigrid Krämer

January 27, 2021

Builder: Baufritz GmbH & Co. KG

Architect: Stephan Rehm

Rooms: House for two people

Residential area: 172.84 m²

ART — Copyright © Baufritz GmbH & Co. KG

Open for views: the "Haus am See" is in Langenargen on the waterfront of Lake Constance. It is a show home of the Baufritz company, the specialist in ecological building. Thanks to the almost entirely glazed south side, the building opens up with a large terrace with views of the lake, which creates a unique connection to nature. An intelligent ventilation system automatically supplies fresh air when required. Natural, pollutant-tested materials were chosen throughout the house: rustic oak floorboards with oiled surfaces, polished Jura marble slabs, kitchen surfaces in oak and limestone. The bedroom leads past a room divider of natural tree trunks into the wellness area with a free-standing bath and washbasin of enamelled titanium steel from the Art line. Just outside the window: the lake and the Appenzell mountains - pure relaxation.

ART basin and bath — Copyright © Baufritz GmbH & Co. KG

From the Field: Wonderfully Natural

For a House by the Lake

“To compliment the wonderfully natural atmosphere of the house, I wanted a free-standing bath that was kept very simple - clear and shapely ... ART meets all these criteria. I really like its refined, purist, fluid design. For me, it is a kind of classic bath, reinterpreted. The fact that it is made of steel enamel, a natural material, goes well with it. The bath expresses exactly what I want to convey.”

— Sigrid Krämer, interior designer, Baufritz

“The Baufritz company has specialised in ecological house building for decades. All of the building materials have been tested. We do not use any toxic adhesives, no polystyrene, no PU foams. For us, ‘Good for man and nature’ is a conviction that is deeply rooted throughout the company. And that includes the fact that I only use healthy, valuable materials in the interior design of the show homes. And that quickly leads us on to BETTE ... products made of glazed titanium steel.”

— Sigrid Krämer, interior designer, Baufritz

"Friends" — Towers, Munich, Markus Kleinhans

January 27, 2021

Client: LBBW Immobilien Capital GmbH

Architect: architecture firm Allmann Sattler Wappner

Rooms: 260 premium-owner-occupied flats

Opening: 2016

Urban living: the 260 condominiums of the “Friends” residential towers in the west of Munich offer modern city dwellers sophisticated architecture with the highest level of comfort. In addition to two communal roof terraces, a kitchen lounge and a gym, a housekeeper is available on request to deal with shopping, dry cleaning and deliveries, and water plants. A service app helps with reserving a place in the kitchen lounge, booking workout times in the gym and organising a window cleaner or laundry service.

The apartments themselves combine floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows with comfortable open-plan layouts. Bathroom, kitchen and dressing room are arranged in a cube system, while the storage spaces are outsourced. This results in interlocking zones within the apartments with no loss of living space. Floor-level shower continue the idea. However, 30 different bathroom layouts required 30 differently-sized shower areas. The solution? Bespoke Floor shower areas of enamelled titanium steel — simply perfect.

FLOOR — Copyright © Uwe Miethe/vor-ort-foto.de

From the Field: Clear Requirements

“There were very clear requirements for the sanitary equipment of the condominiums for this project: high resistance, ease of care, durability, hygiene. The variety of layouts required for a product with many different dimensions. And then we also had very strict requirements for the sound insulation. With all that in mind, we decided on the Bette company. Their products were simply the best, in every respect”

— Markus Kleinhans, engineer, T.P.I. engineering

“... the whole product package convinces. Not only does the company meet all the requirements for a bath such as design quality, durability and resilience, but also for sound insulation. It also provides a complete solution in terms of moisture protection. So all the challenges are solved by a single manufacturer. Which makes our lives as planners much easier!”

— Markus Kleinhans, engineer, T.P.I. engineering

19th-Century Provençal-style Côte d'Azur Villa, Cannes

January 27, 2021

Design: Elliott Barnes

Firm: Elliott Barnes Interiors (EBI)

Photography: Francis Amiand c/o EBI

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A three-story seaside villa on the Côte d'Azur Villa in Cannes conceived anew with respect for its Provençal spirit and authenticity of the 19th century abode, a vacation home to a European family for more than 25 years before it was entrusted to Elliott Barnes the celebrated American designer — an American in Paris since 1987 when he was called in to collaborate with Andrée Putman, completing his architectural degree only two years prior, staying on sixteen years in her studio and staying in France to establish his own firm. Ivory clad LUX OVAL COUTURE an apt selection, as a free-standing focal point of relaxed elegance in the subdued sand shades of the interior and as situated near the sea on the French Riviera.

LUX OVAL COUTURE — Copyright © Francis Amiand c/o EBI

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Itakerhof, Upper Bavaria, Germany

January 27, 2021

Architect: Wimmer Architekten GbR

Living space: 220 m²

Opening: December 2018

Copyright © Michael Christian Peters photo design

Tension between tradition and modernity: A Bavarian farm always includes a barn. This outbuilding is usually used to store agricultural equipment, as a fodder silo or storage room. At the Itakerhof, not far from Lake Simssee in Upper Bavaria, the barn stood empty and unused for more than three decades after the farm was abandoned. Rainwater increasingly damaged the 19th-century building fabric of field stones, wooden beams and bricks. In converting the historic building into a modern residential house, the architects were concerned to treat the old building with respect and to carefully complement it with contemporary design. The result? Interesting contrasts of raw brickwork, simple concrete elements and modern luxury. In the bathroom, the Lux Oval provides a generous feeling of space. Its shape is naturally flowing and at the same time clear and concise. The overall impression: moving elegance.

LUX OVAL bath — Copyright © Michael Christian Peters photo design

Haus 4R Wiebke Rütters, Germany

January 27, 2021

Interior designer and Client: Dipl. Ing. Wiebke Rütters

Favourite rooms: interior designer Wiebke Rütters made her dream of her own home come true, with the emphasis on sustainability, flexibility and functionality. What does it look like? Spacious areas and airy interiors dictate the character of the rooms. Selected materials and design elements give the whole sensuality and warmth. For Wiebke Rütters and her family, the bathroom is one of the loveliest rooms in the house. Particular attention was paid to the choice of high-quality, durable products. The Lux Shape washstand integrates perfectly in the restrained design, and is at the same time the highlight in the bathroom.

LUX SHAPE washstand — Copyright © Werner Huthmacher, Berlin

Windmühle Bradford, Ottmarsbocholt, Germany

January 27, 2021

Owners: Jeannette und Alfred Bradford

Architect: Klaus Tombrock

Opening: December 2015

ART washbasin — Copyright © Ulrike Meywald, Münster

Living in a monument: the windmill at Ottmarsbocholt was still used for grinding corn until the 1970s. Today, the listed building is home to Jeannette and Alfred Bradford. A place with its own special charm: the 200 square metres extend over four floors, and the walls are round — with no corners or edges at all. A plain table, leather sofa and metal shelves now stand under the wooden ceiling with solid beams where horse-drawn carriages used to be loaded with sacks of flour. Purism in the bathroom is provided by the washbasin and bath from our design line Art. A statement to timeless functionalism.

ART basin and bath — Copyright © Ulrike Meywald, Münster

Haus am See, Langenargen Lake Constance, Germany

January 27, 2021

Builder: Baufritz GmbH & Co. KG

Architect: Stephan Rehm

Designer: Sigrid Krämer, Baufritz

Rooms: House for two people

Residential area: 172.84 m²

Villa Black Eagle, Selva, Italy

January 27, 2021

Architect: Rudolf Perathoner Architect, Wolkenstein/Groeden

Rooms: 4 floors, 3 seperat accommodation units

Opening: 2016

LUX — Copyright © RP Architects GZF GmbH

Nestled between majestic peaks: the Perathoner architectural firm has designed a striking contemporary house at an altitude of 1,563 metres in Selva di Val Gardena in the Italian Dolomites. The aim of the project was to integrate the building in the surrounding area in the best possible way. To the south, the house opens up with fully glazed fronts; the boundaries between inside and outside disappear. The three separate residential units offer an impressive view of the Sella massif. The modern architectural language with its clean lines runs through the entire building without sacrificing materials such as stone and wood from the traditional Alpine architectural style. Enamelled titanium steel fixtures complement this concept with style.

STARLET I SILHOUETTE — Copyright © RP Architects GZF GmbH

“Alpenchic” renewable energy-efficient house, Poing, Germany

January 27, 2021

Client: Bau-Fritz GmbH & Co. KG, Erkheim

Interior design: Thomas Zoller, Stuttgart

Rooms: 1

Opening: Summer 2014

Copyright © Bau-Fritz GmbH & Co. KG, Erkheim

Sustainability looks this exquisite today: Germany’s first ecologically efficient house is located in Poing in Upper Bavaria. Baufritz, the specialist for ecological prefabricated houses, combines tradition with modern technology and fresh ideas in Alpenchic, its show home. It includes the use of natural products made of wood, steel and glass, has its own recycling cellar and a self-sustaining energy concept with fuel cell technology, photovoltaics and a wind turbine in the garden. All this combines to make the building largely self-sufficient. Charming eye-catcher in the interior of the house: the bespoke bathroom ensemble with free-standing bath and washbasin in enamelled titanium steel.

ONE RELAX HIGHLINE — Copyright © Bau-Fritz GmbH & Co. KG, Erkheim

Up & On Deck

Collected Works Joan Goldin

about 2 years ago

Final Days: Forms of Nature, Flinn Gallery, Greenwich Library

about 2 years ago

The Goldkorn Variations: a trilorgy, Leslie Epstein

about 3 years ago

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Classic Ransom The Hopkins Review Volume 9, Number 1, Winter 2016 Ryan Wilson — "Certainly, lay-readers and scholars alike, both of the present and of the future, owe Mr. Mazer a debt of gratitude for his formidable editorial achievement."

Poet of the Violent and the Chaste The New York Review of Books Helen Vender April 21 2016 Issue — Ben Mazer, editor The Collected Poems of John Crowe Ransom (Un-Gyve Press) "...painstakingly edited and well introduced by Ben Mazer...."

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Feb. 19, 2015 Issue

New York Review of Books: “Bob Dylan’s Genius” — The Lyrics. as never before “has so meticulously and so brilliantly set these words in lines and stanzas, which remind us that some of the greatest lyric poems, from Shakespeare and Thomas Campion and George Herbert to the Child Ballads and beyond, are written accommodations of performance.”

The Lyrics. Bob Dylan in GQ Magazine among Literary Editor Olivia Cole’s selected best of the year

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Un-Gyve Press to Publish Selected Poems of Greg Delanty

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Un-Gyve Press to Publish With a Cuban song in the heart by acclaimed playwright, Iván Acosta

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—Oscar Hijuelos

October 8, 2014 | Rolling Stone
Every Bob Dylan Lyric Ever to Fill 13-Pound, 960-Page Book
By Kory Grow

Bob Dylan's lyrics will be compiled in the new book The Lyrics: Since 1962                 John Cohen/Getty — Bob Dylan's lyrics will be compiled in the new book *The Lyrics: Since 1962* John Cohen/Getty

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The Most of Bob Dylan
By ALLAN KOZINN

When music fans in the 1960s described Bob Dylan’s songs, in terminology of the day, as “heavy,” they didn’t know the half of it.

The Lyrics. Since 1962 in New York Times — *The Lyrics. Since 1962* in *New York Times*

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Un-Gyve Press to Publish Views of the Haunts and Homes of the British Poets, Oct. 19 1850

From our Un-Gyve archives, an original sequence of thirty-nine small watercolours by an unknown artist, the home or haunt and the poet being...

Sep 25, 2014, 16:21 ET

Un-Gyve Press to Publish Collected Poems of John Crowe Ransom edited by Ben Mazer

Of the tread of the dark wood mold and turfy rye, / Rich smell of horse in his nostril, wind in his eye, – from "In Air,"...

Sep 25, 2014, 08:00 ET

Three Talks by Christopher Ricks THE KOSCIUSZKO FOUNDATION 15 EAST 65th STREET, NYC | 7:30PM

Jun 18, 2014, 15:32 ET

Mark Chester's Touring Exhibit Twosomes at the Reykjavik Museum of Photography

Mark Chester's Twosomes touring exhibit and award-winning companion book from Un-Gyve Press represents images culled from his...

May 29, 2014, 20:35 ET

Un-Gyve Press Publishes The Paris Book by Marian Parry

In 1952 Ben Shahn said to Marian Parry, "Marian, make the most beautiful book you can and I'll take it to Curt Valentin." She made The Paris...

May 13, 2014 - The Pursuitist:
Marian Parry’s ‘The Paris Book’ Published After 60 Years

In 1952, Marian Parry presented her editor Curt Valentin with The Paris Book, a series of illustrations depicting the French capital during the ...

May 29, 2014, 19:23 ET

Un-Gyve Press Publishes in Prose by Kasia Buczkowska

Kasia Buczkowska is a writer and translator in New York City, who writes very short fiction in Polish and English. She studied English...

REALITY CHECK - Dave Fries’ Top 10 Albums Of 2013

December 2013 Eric Harabadian on REALITY CHECK for Jazz Inside

‘“Masters of musical dialogue”; that’s how leader Greg Hopkins describes his creative cohorts on this album. And who could dispute him? It’s evident from the first note that there is a rich connection that’s taken place throughout these recording sessions and between the participants involved. This record, essentially, is about seasoned vets that have nurtured their sound for a significant amount of time. And here are the results of their diligent road work and artistic commitment....’

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Un-Gyve Press Publishes Some Complicity: Poems and Translations by Harry Thomas

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Reality Check - The Greg Hopkins Quintet + One - New #Jazz Album: April 1 Release on Un-Gyve Records

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