urban soul project's ergon bakehouse in athens references traditional bakeries
Briefly

Ergon Bakehouse, designed by Urban Soul Project, revitalizes a historic early 20th-century building in Athens. This innovative hospitality space features the 72H Artisanal Bakery, visually integrating baking with dining and retail. Guests can observe the baking process thanks to the preservation of historic window frames. The hotel's 29 rooms draw inspiration from professional kitchens, utilizing materials such as firebrick and stainless steel for a functional yet inviting feel, complete with unique furniture pieces. Artworks inside reinforce the themes of baking and craftsmanship, creating a cohesive and immersive experience for visitors.
Ergon Bakehouse integrates a bakery, retail, dining, and hotel spaces in a restored early 20th-century building, emphasizing craftsmanship and connection to baking.
The design includes visibility for guests to witness the baking process, using preserved historic window frames to enhance the experience.
The hotel's rooms reference kitchens and bakeries, featuring a functional interior with materials like firebrick and steel, plus unique design elements such as the 'onda' sofas.
Art installations by Stratis Tavlaridis and Nikos Handolias further embody the themes of craftsmanship and the significance of baking.
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