Kahn Trenton Bath House
This website showcases a meaningful project by architect Louis Kahn. The Bathhouse for the Delaware Valley Jewish Community Center served as the entrance and changing area for patrons seeking to use their outdoor swimming pool. Kahn referred to this project as a turning point in
his design philosophy: "Out of this came a generative force that is recognizable in every building
I have done since." The website, which includes audio and video podcasts and albums with press material, used concrete texture as design inspiration, over which part of the photographs are “drawn” to emulate architectural sketches. It won a MUSE AWARD (Honorable Mention) from the American Association of Museums in recognition of the highest standards in the use of media and technology for"online presence."
his design philosophy: "Out of this came a generative force that is recognizable in every building
I have done since." The website, which includes audio and video podcasts and albums with press material, used concrete texture as design inspiration, over which part of the photographs are “drawn” to emulate architectural sketches. It won a MUSE AWARD (Honorable Mention) from the American Association of Museums in recognition of the highest standards in the use of media and technology for"online presence."
Made for Ducat Media. Site developed by Red Design Systems
