Frutiger Aero: The bathroom as a walk-in utopia
Frutiger Aero brings together the elements likely to define the bathroom of the coming years: digital aesthetics and natural materials, techno-optimism and a focus on the body.
Frutiger Aero brings together the elements likely to define the bathroom of the coming years: digital aesthetics and natural materials, techno-optimism and a focus on the body.
The architectural clarity of the towers is reflected in a calm, material-focused interior design – which is continued in the bathrooms with products from Duravit.
Following the comprehensive refurbishment of the TSV München-Ost’s service buildings, digital water management helps to maintain drinking water quality despite changes in usage, thereby helping to prevent Legionella.
Pop up my Bathroom, an initiative of the German
Bathroom Sector Association (Vereinigung Deutsche Sanitärwirtschaft e.V.
[VDS]) and Messe Frankfurt established in conjunction with the ISH, is
an experimental platform for architects, bathroom planners, interior
designers and journalists. It aims to explore and illustrate what
possibilities the bathroom can offer people as an aesthetic and
functional space. On the one hand, it gives experts a chance to find out
about new developments, on the other hand it aims to convert the
designs it develops into pictures that will be understood all over the
world.
The architectural clarity of the towers is reflected in a calm, material-focused interior design – which is continued in the bathrooms with products from Duravit.
The interior design of the Conrad Los Angeles was inspired by the tradition of West Coast Modernism, as well as the architecture and culture of Downtown L.A. Axor products complement the interior in the bathrooms.
The new
interdisciplinary unit 11.2.B at the Greifswald University Medicine demonstrates
what modern healthcare architecture can look like today.
Six eco-friendly micro-homes designed by mlab.design have been built in the Eifel region, offering sustainable, mindful living in compact spaces. Keuco products form a central feature of the bathroom fittings.
It is the everyday tasks and special moments, the time-outs, the physical experience and the daily rituals that make the bathroom a real living space. People set the standard for bathroom layout, equipment functions and design.
This time, Pop up my Bathroom is all about people. The presentations are intended to make trade fair visitors aware of how much user needs are an integral part of bathroom planning.
A shower area free of visible fittings – that is Axor Incava, designed by Antonio Citterio – an integrated object that harmoniously combines a thermostatic control, hand-held shower and storage niche, whilst disappearing almost entirely into the wall.
The Homebox
from KWC is a compact concealed shower system with a wide range of options –
from simple shower setups to complete thermostatic systems with two outlets.
Thanks to the factory-integrated Bluetooth in the new E² generation of fittings from Schell, intuitive app parameterisation and documentation will be possible in seconds in future.
Hansgrohe Avalegra combines washbasin and faucet. The
combination of slim swivel spout and
integrated shower spray offers spa-like water experience.
Frutiger Aero brings together the elements likely to define the bathroom of the coming years: digital aesthetics and natural materials, techno-optimism and a focus on the body.
The architectural clarity of the towers is reflected in a calm, material-focused interior design – which is continued in the bathrooms with products from Duravit.
Following the comprehensive refurbishment of the TSV München-Ost’s service buildings, digital water management helps to maintain drinking water quality despite changes in usage, thereby helping to prevent Legionella.
The interior design of the Conrad Los Angeles was inspired by the tradition of West Coast Modernism, as well as the architecture and culture of Downtown L.A. Axor products complement the interior in the bathrooms.
The new
interdisciplinary unit 11.2.B at the Greifswald University Medicine demonstrates
what modern healthcare architecture can look like today.
At Casa Decor, Isabel López Vilalta has created a
space for Kaldewei entitled ‘Gentle Strength’, which redefines the bathroom as
a sensory experience.
A shower area free of visible fittings – that is Axor Incava, designed by Antonio Citterio – an integrated object that harmoniously combines a thermostatic control, hand-held shower and storage niche, whilst disappearing almost entirely into the wall.
Six eco-friendly micro-homes designed by mlab.design have been built in the Eifel region, offering sustainable, mindful living in compact spaces. Keuco products form a central feature of the bathroom fittings.