Kähler Urbania Light House High-rise

Urbania Light House. Building cities in a modern way: Mette Bache and Barbara Bendix Becker design charming houses made of glossy glazed porcelain for the Danish brand Kähler Design. But not just any houses! Behind each house lies a specific type of modern architecture. When a church joins a pantheon and a high-rise becomes an atelier house, the multitude of offered, always handcrafted lanterns creates a beautifully illuminated little town. Urbania Light House High-Rise. The slender and tall multi-family house does not overshadow – as one might initially suspect – the church or the pantheon by a long shot, but rather fits harmoniously into a cohesive cityscape: Kähler Design provides the high-rise with windows of various sizes arranged irregularly, which can be elegantly illuminated with a tealight, allowing the lantern to appear differently depending on the viewing angle.