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Marcel Breuer’s brutalist building from the 70s reopened under the name Hotel Marcel
Architecture studio Becker + Becker has converted a 70s brutalist building in Connecticut, designed by Marcel Breuer, into a hotel. We have already written about the plans of developer Bruce Becker, let’s see the result.
The building, which originally served as an office building, sat unused for more than 20
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Egyszerűség egy kis csavarral – Warszauer Hotel, Krakkó
Karcsú, modern épület Krakkó régi zsidónegyedének közepén, egy kis macskaköves utcában – ez a Warszauer Hotel, ami egyszerre tűnik ki és illeszkedik a környezetébe. A 2022 januárjában nyílt, 10 szobás különleges boutique hotel megálmodója, Marta Gajewska vezetett minket körbe és mesélt a hely koncepciójáról.
A cikk nyomtatásban a Hype&Hyper 2022/
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Simplicity with a twist—Warszauer Hotel, Kraków
A slender, modern building situated in a small cobble-stoned street in the heart of the former Jewish district of Kraków—this is Warszauer Hotel. The 10-room establishment opened in January 2022, stands out while still perfectly complementing its environment. Marta Gajewska, the mind and soul behind this extraordinary boutique hotel
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Small history of plywood | Plydesign’s open call
Which Estonian company was the first to use plywood to produce public furniture? And what do Alvar Aalto and Marcell Breuer have in common? You can find out from the Plydesign article.
The history of plywood dates back to the 19th century. In the heyday of mass production, easy-to-shape materials
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Marcel Breuer's brutalist building is being transformed into a hotel
Hungarian-born architect Marcel Breuer designed a brutalist building in Connecticut, which is now planned to be transformed into a hotel by a Bauhaus-fan architect and developer.
Marcel Breuer was first commissioned by the Armstrong Rubber Co., a tire manufacturer, to design the building, which was handed over in 1970. Later,
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Nadzieja restaurant | Poznan
Condensing the Bauhaus architecture of Tel Aviv into a 80 square meter Polish
restaurant? This is what Agnieszka Owsiany took on – let’s admit – successfully.
Agnieszka Owsiany [https://www.agnieszkaowsiany.pl/] approached the design task
from a perspective completely different than before – instead of clichés, the
interior designer decided to
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Nadzieja étterem| Poznan
Tel-Aviv Bauhaus építészetét belesűríteni egy 80 négyzetméteres lengyel
étterembe? Erre vállalkozott Agnieszka Owsiany, és azt kell, hogy mondjuk,
sikerrel járt.
Agnieszka Owsiany [https://www.agnieszkaowsiany.pl/] ezúttal a megszokottól egy
teljesen más perspektívából közelített a tervezési feladathoz – a klisék helyett
a belsőépítész úgy döntött, Tel-Aviv Bauhaus építészeti örökségéből merít
ihletet,