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Treehouse meets Japanese teahouse at Hombroich rocket station in GermanyJapanese architect Terunobu Fujimori has installed his latest environmental teahouse in a tree at the Museum Island Hombroich. The Ein Stein Haus, or One Stone House, inspired by Zen Buddhism
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‘Design not for children, but for everyone’: Jewish Museum Berlin’s new play spaceOlson Kundig architecture and design practice brings kids’ play space ANOHA Children’s World to life inside a vast former wholesale flower market, at the Jewish Museum Berlin
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Neu look: KMS Team redesign Staatsgalerie’s visual identity -
Space odyssey: photographer Thomas Ruff heads to the moon with new work -
Peter Lindbergh leaves his legacy of ‘Untold Stories’ in DüsseldorfA self-curated survey exhibition of late legendary photographer Peter Lindbergh's work opens at Kunstpalast Düsseldorf
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Candida Höfer composes staggering portraits of vacant public spacesWe profile German photographer Candida Höfer, who is known for powerful large-format photographs of public spaces around the world
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The drama of Pool Leber Architekten's Villa U in the German countrysideMunich-based Pool Leber Architekten was set up in 2011 by Isabella Leber and Martin Pool. The team approaches every commission in a ‘case-specific’ way, which in turn influences their choices of techniques, materials, forms and structures – eschewing the idea of a signature aesthetic style. Villa U is one of the latest residential offerings in a smartly growing portfolio. Set in the Gräfelfing countryside outside Munich, the structure was conceived as a single, solid, brick block, with three long, distinctive openings and a double height space inside carved out to add drama, spatial luxury and a sense of scale.
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Hamburg’s Sir Nikolai is modelled after a dandy with an eye for arts and crafts -
Scholz am Park — Stuttgart, Germany -
The 177-room Park Plaza Nuremberg is extremely liveable -
The new suite in Berlin’s Michelberger Hotel, takes the phrase ‘a home from home’ quite literally -
The pastel hues of Frankfurt's new hotel Lindley Lindenberg -
Maxie Eisen — Frankfurt, Germany -
Max Brown Hotels opens its second outpost in Germany -
Gorki Apartments — Berlin, Germany -
Das Stue — Berlin, Germany -
Berlin’s Art’otel is devoted to artist Georg Baselitz's oeuvre -
Fantom — Munich, Germany -
Design studio Concrete conjures the cosy, intoxicating interiors for Munich’s newest hotel -
Bayerischer Hof — Munich, Germany -
Baden-Baden's first luxury lifestyle hotel benefits from a terrific, hilly address -
Axel Vervoordt designs Purs with his signature mix of the historic and the imperfect -
A Stuttgart café gets a new lease of life -
Hotel Scholl — Schwäbisch Hall, Germany -
Ella - Munich, Germany -
A former German prison finds a new lease of life as a luxury hotel
