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Contemporary Minimalism Meets Bread-Making Tradition in Berlin

Posted on May 3, 2026May 12, 2026 by cvltartes.pr@gmail.com

Studio Michael Burman has designed the third location of KEIT in Berlin’s Kreuzberg as a carefully balanced composition of raw materiality, craftsmanship, and contemporary precision. Rooted in the rituals of bread-making yet unmistakably modern in atmosphere, the bakery unfolds through a restrained architectural language where stone, wood, steel, and paper interact with quiet sculptural clarity….

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From Car Park to Cultural Hub: Inside La Fondation

Posted on April 24, 2026May 12, 2026 by cvltartes.pr@gmail.com

A pair of former 1960s buildings in Paris’s Les Batignolles district have been transformed into La Fondation, a layered mixed-use destination where hospitality, wellness, culture, and work intersect within a carefully preserved Brutalist framework. Rather than following a conventional adaptive reuse approach, the project reimagines a former office building and multi-storey car park as a…

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JAÇ HiFi Café Reimagines the Japanese Listening Bar in Barcelona

Posted on April 17, 2026May 12, 2026 by cvltartes.pr@gmail.com

JAÇ HiFi Café brings a quieter, more daytime-oriented interpretation of the Japanese listening bar tradition to the heart of Barcelona. Designed by Isern Serra Studio, the café reimagines the atmosphere of the classic jazz kissa through a distinctly Mediterranean lens, balancing sound, material warmth, and spatial intimacy within a carefully composed interior. Located along Avinguda…

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