Hype&Hyper

The easiest way to describe the oeuvre of Ljubljana-based studio Enota is the blending of architecture and the landscape. This time, we present you the swimming pool designed for Terme Olimia Spa water park, with a roof resembling the forms and shapes of the surrounding landscape.

Named Termalija Family Wellness, the new built-in swimming pool designed by studio Enota came into being as the latest in a series of developments at the water park. The aim of the facility is to connect with the surrounding natural landscape and to recall the architectural solutions characteristic of the countryside, building on local traditions.

The characteristic roof placed above the water surface received a tetrahedral design, composed of several segments. It is clad in wood on the inside, with roof openings providing natural light near the pool. The special geometric shape requires a minimal frame, and so it further enhances the feeling of light and openness.

The pool is surrounded by statuesque concrete beds suitable for planting flowers, creating a space with the feel of an open, outdoor area during summer and a closed area during winter. As the studio added: “Despite its size and the space it occupies, the new roof simply acts as a big summertime sunshade and does not usurp the precious exterior space.”

Photography: Miran Kambič

Source: Dezeen

HIGHLIGHTS | Sacred design

sacred 1. dedicated or set apart for the service or worship of a deity 2. worthy of religious veneration 3. of or relating to religion : not secular or profane – says Merriam-Webster’s dictionary. We could list countless items in the history of mankind which we pay a different kind of

art

Moholy-Nagy 125 | MOME

MOME celebrates the 125th anniversary of the birth of its eponym with an unconventional audiovisual campaign under the title “Light of future” László Moholy-Nagy, the major intellectual and technical innovator and world-famous Hungarian artist was born on July 20 125 years ago. His oeuvre is well-known in many countries of

nasa

Hungarian team wins NASA competition

Hungarian space technology company Puli Space Technologies was announced as a winner of NASA’s competition „Honey, I Shrunk the NASA Payload”. Applicants had to submit the designs of payloads of the size of a bar of soap – not larger than 10 x 10 x 5 cm and not heavier

Menü

Strategy

Business

Design

Lifestyle

Store

Rólunk

EN