Where Architects Stay at the Baltic Sea - Sibylle Kramer

The "Where Architects Stay"-Series heads towards the Water: Stylish vacation accommodations in the Baltic Sea region where architects would stay themselves when traveling.

The Baltic Sea has gained rapidly in importance as a travel destination in recent years. More and more people appreciate the diversity found among urban designer hubs, sleepy and cozy villages, and ever-changing coastal strips. The new volume in the series on design retreats shows destinations away from mass tourism with a focus around the Great Belt.

Both an architectural and a travel guide, this volume offers inspiration and promises to fulfill the longing for peace, solitude and variety – for holidays spent at a farmstead on the dyke, above the sea on a crane, or in a fancy loft in Copenhagen. The common denominators among all accommodations presented here are a convincing design and a special location by the Baltic Sea.

Kaj Hotel in Copenhagen, Denmark (Karl Smith-Meyer)

Captain's House in Wieck a. Darß, Germany (Eva Feß-Hollenbach)

House Birkedal on Møn, Denmark (Jan Henrik Jansen) Åhus Gästgivaregård, Sweden (Lena Nyholm)

Smucke Steed in Glücksburg, Germany (Johanna Putensen)

Text : German, English

About the Author

After completing a degree in architecture in architecture Sibylle Kramer worked for gmp von Gerkan, Marg and Partners in different functions, such as Chief Representative in Beijing. In 2001 she set up her successfull architecture practice in Hamburg which has received various awards and competition prizes. Kramer is also a frequent participant on selection committees for architectural competitions.

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