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Cocoon, Pre-primary Extension, Bloomingdale International School
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The architecture imbibes a lasting impression on the children and invokes a sense of pride for their unique learning environment

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Vinay Panjwani

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Cocoon, Pre-primary Extension, Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

Full-length glass walls softly illuminates the spaces, seamlessly blending interiors with nature

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Cocoon, Pre-primary Extension, Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

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Cocoon, Pre-primary Extension, Bloomingdale International School
andblack design studio

Miyawaki model is adopted for plantation as a viable alternative to typical bushes. Multiple plant saplings are grown along the site boundary to create a self-sustaining ecosystem.

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Agrob Buchtal

The main entrance to the new Tinnerbäcksbadet offers direct access to the fitness and wellness areas with whirlpool, steam bath, sauna and relaxation pool on the ground floor.

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Agrob Buchtal

The Tinnerbäcksbadet, realised by the architectural office 3XN around 200 kilometres southwest of Stockholm, presents itself as a spatial composition in earthy-warm colours. 18,000 m² of ceramic tiles from Agrob Buchtal play a key role here.

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Sustainable Timelessness
Agrob Buchtal

As well as the acoustic ceiling panels in cement-bonded wood wool and the wall coverings in filigree wood strips, the floor with its lively structure is a real eye-catcher: beige porcelain stoneware tiles in 600 x 600 mm format from the Savona series by Agrob Buchtal.

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Agrob Buchtal

The Plural tile series from Agrob Buchtal allows the gently sloping beach of the wave pool to be seen as a coherent waterscape.

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Sustainable Timelessness
Agrob Buchtal

Dynamic shapes, modelled on light sandy grey mosaic tiles, are found in the spa area - where they are combined with the Savona tile series.

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Sustainable Timelessness
Agrob Buchtal

Natural materials and colours: The room's pleasant atmosphere is due above all to the tiled surfaces in warm earth tones, which were one of the reasons why the Tinnerbäcksbadet was awarded the Swedish Miljøbyggnad sustainability certificate in silver.

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Agrob Buchtal

Active white 25 x 25 mm mosaic tiles cover the elegantly curved pool walls and edges.

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Sustainable Timelessness
Agrob Buchtal

For construction reasons, stainless steel pools are not an option for us. Tiling meets all the technical, functional and aesthetic requirements and is therefore an integral part of our projects,’ explains Christian Wamberg Rasmussen, architect at 3XN.

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Agrob Buchtal

Bathers immediately notice the transition to the changing area intuitively. Here - as in the adjoining bathing areas - the Chroma Pool series is used and characterises the flooring in sand grey.

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Sustainable Timelessness
Agrob Buchtal

Tiles are perceived by people as a familiar and pleasant material. What's more, their tactile surfaces and variations in size and colour allow for a great deal of freedom and support the design of characterful and non-slip spaces, says 3XN project manager Christian Wamberg Rasmussen.

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