gur inbar forms minimal bathhouse with traditional israeli motifs

gur inbar forms minimal bathhouse with traditional israeli motifs
all images courtesy of gur inbar 

‘SU’ by israeli ceramist gur inbar, is a bathhouse at its most minimal. the project, which served as his graduate piece at bezalel academy of arts, is comprised of a square bench with basins, faucets, ladles, and a decorative wall-tile mosaic. selected elements draw directly from local traditions, both bathing and ceramics. all pieces used are easy to manufacture, use, and maintain — effectively making ‘SU’ a practical option for small communities. 

wall tiles were cut using a CNC-router, then fired at 1180 C

basin detail 

‘SU’ was assembled in the school to give users the opportunity to test it out 

‘SU’ bathhouse 

towels and ladle 

‘SU’ was fully operational during the exhibition

ladles are made of brass and glazed porcelain

blue porcelain faucet

designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.

edited by: nick brink | designboom