Bauhaus style

DFROST creates a trade fair booth with bauhaus and urban-jungle themes   It was just one year ago that neubau eyewear first displayed its »heritage wall« to grant others a glimpse into its history and showcase itself as a new, emerging eyewear brand from Linz. But you’d be forgiven for thinking that decades had passed since then. Today, the brand is an established industry player with an outstanding reputation for urban lifestyle topics and sustainability. Many of its customers will get to enjoy a truly impressive spectacle when they make their way to the MIDO Eyewear Show 2019 in Milan: on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus school, neubau will unveil a unique booth that combines the iconic des... More

This 192 square meters rooftop penthouse is located in a high-rise building of Tel Aviv city. It offers stunning views of the never-sleeping White City, which spreads along the coastline of the Mediterranean Sea. Our customers purchased this penthouse mainly for the sake of this view.   In this architectural interior, we transferred the spirit of the city inside this penthouse. The white colors of the walls are a tribute to the Bauhaus style - Tel Aviv's calling card, natural materials and color accents a reference to the sea. The layoutwas designedin a way that no matter what are your functional purpose anywhere in the living room, you can look at the city view from the window. More

In 2018, Charlie Greene Studio partnered with Narrative Science, an innovation-based company whose proprietary software takes data and gives it a human voice, to design the company’s new 38,500 square foot workplace. Narrative Science’s significant expansion plan necessitated that they leave the ad hoc space they’d inhabited since their start-up days, and think more strategically and aspirationally about a space that would support the company they’ll become over the next five years.  The process began with a robust observation and strategy period, completed by Work Place Analytics. The outcome was a document mapping internal processes and identifying new efficiencies.  Charlie Greene Studio began work with Narrative Science after... More

The Nathan Road centre is located in Hong Kong at the intersection of the Nathan Road and Mong Kok Road. Mong Kok is one of the major shopping areas in Hong Kong. The area is characterized by a mixture of old and new multistory buildings, shop, restaurants and entertainment. With its extremely high population density, it was described as the busiest district in the world by the Guinness World Records. The building is a mixed-use commercial complex, it consists offices floors and 8 retail floors offering an array of food and beverage, with direct access to the Mong Kong MTR station. It is well connected to public transport network. FVA was asked to renovate the 16th & 17th floor of building that take an octagonal shape. Regus 700 Nathan... More

The Cologne district of Junkersdorf is synonymous with elegant single-family homes built in the Bauhaus style in the 1920s. Since that time, the district has attracted people due to its exclusive feeling of living in a leafy area of the city – and now acts as a „home port“ for many celebrities from TV or elite sports. The area offers potential for new buildings due to the large plots of land. For example, two multi-family houses with 16 exclusive freehold apartments with 85 to 180 m2 of living space have been built on Goldammerweg on a 3,850 m2 plot of land previously occupied by a single family house. Today, two 1,000 m2 buildings blend harmoniously into the surrounding single-family housing. To give the ensembl... More

It is difficult to describe BURSA in one word. It is not just a hotel or a restaurant, not a bar or an art gallery. It is all of the above, a bespoke hotel complex fitted comfortably into a mix of centuries-old buildings in historical and cultural center of Kyiv – Podil.Our very first meeting with BURSA’s founder was an instant ‘click’, followed by months of panning, designing and building.  Our shared vision - to create a conceptual space with its own philosophy – has materialized as a unique place with distinctive design and multiple functionalities.  Two buildings – a hundred and a two hundred years old - were completely refurbished and, together with a newly erected modern block, integrated into a single complex, thus creating... More

Lilian Benshoam Architect designed this villa inspired by rationalist architecture and Bauhaus style, that are the main feature of Tel Aviv buildings. Even if the house externally looks like a box with simple and regular lines, inside the situation is simply the opposite: the main shape used is the circle, in fact we could find it in the spiral staircase, in U-light suspended lamps and in the circular skylights. From these windows on the roof a wonderful light filters in the house and the whole structure seems unburdened, also our U-light lamps, composed by two aluminium components, contribute to the lightness idea. More

The Ronald McDonald children's foundation has set itself the task of creating a temporary home for critically ill children and their parents during their time spent in the clinic. Ronald McDonald buildings have been built in a total of 18 hospitals throughout Germany. One of these is located in the cardiac centre in Munich and provides parents and their sick children with the opportunity of staying overnight in the guesthouse. The building, completely redesigned by the architects Nickl Bausback, had additional storeys added and was extended. In this way, 16 new individual apartments were created, so that 26 apartments are now available in total. Rust-brown elements were used in the outdoor area, in order to create a link with the surrou... More

A private residence built in the center of a historic avenue and at the very heart of Haifa's French Carmel neighborhood. The avenue is studded with a number of residences designed in the Bauhaus style. The Bauhaus style gained its hold in Israel in the wake of international styling trends and is a ornament free design style, both simple and down to earth. The style celebrated the aesthetics of the machine and was characterized by uniformity of color and by unassuming and simple finishes and facades. The style faithfully represented the spirit of the age and the location. This project, designed decades later, creates a line that connects contemporary styling with the spirit of that bygone era. The project emphasizes and sharpens the differe... More

Maximalism from Hungary Set some way outside the urban agglomeration of Budapest, 20 km from the capital, sits the villa in its semi-rural context. The slightly sloping site has a south-easterly aspect, lying at the foot of the Szarvas-hegy (meaning Deer-hill). Its fabulous panorama is crowned by the view of the river Danube. Lajos Kuknyó, architect and principal partner at the Architema Studio, had been engaged to work on the restoration of a Bauhaus style cinema (the Broadway) in down-town Budapest, built in 1938; during the design phase he began to conceive of the plan for this villa. And it was no accident that the finished villa reflects a modernist design with terraces, in effect deepening his intellectual relationship with the 1920... More