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Architonic ID: 1158954
The kitchen tool cabinet has a place for everything that is regularly used in the kitchen such as, pots, pans and kitchen tools as well as basic ingredients, spices and crockery- but only the necessary items, so that everything can be in full view. The typical kitchen tool cabinet can be fitted with full-depth slatted shelves and with one or two aluminum frame storage doors. Upon request, half "S” cabinets can be supplied that can be combined with each other. The 16 cm-deep doors provide additional storage space that can be used to maximum effect thanks to the b2 interior organization system.
Concept
bulthaup b2 turns kitchens into workshops with an abundance of freedom to move around and with a unique organizational principle.
Based on the philosophical origins of every living space – the fire and water point – bulthaup joined forces with Eoos to develop an open and mobile kitchen that can be added to and put together to suit the individual. bulthaup b2 is the logical continuation of the kitchen workbench. It defines the "kitchen workshop" in its original meaning – comprising a workbench + kitchen tool cabinet + appliance housing cabinet: The workbench for the fire and water point; the kitchen tool cabinet for crockery, cooking implements, spices and food; the appliance housing cabinet for the oven, dishwasher and refrigerator. In this, bulthaup b2 follows the principle of “clearing away anything superfluous”: All that remains is value – the best materials, the best tools, the best raw materials and the best crockery.
Design Principle
Tools and materials kept tidy and close at hand
Flexibility
Adaptable to new spatial circumstances
Integrated Appliances
Accommodates ovens, dishwashers, refrigerators
Kitchen Type
Kitchen tool cabinet, workbench, kitchen appliance cabinet
Kitchen utensils storage
Compact storage space
Workbench functions
Work surface, water point, cooking area, eating area
Dining Room, Multipurpose, Residential
Austria
Profile Gernot Bohmann was born in 1968 in Krieglach/Styria, Harald Gründl in 1967 in Vienna and Martin Bergmann in 1963 in Lienz/East Tyrol. After their graduation from the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, they founded EOOS in 1995. EOOS operates in the fields of furniture and product design as well as shop design for clients such as Giorgio Armani, Adidas, Alessi, Bite Beauty, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Bulthaup, Carl Hansen & Søn, Dedon, Duravit, Geiger, Herman Miller, Hussl, Keilhauer, Lamy, MatteoGrassi, Poltrona Frau, Walter Knoll and Zumtobel. For EOOS, design is a poetical discipline between archaic and high-tech. EOOS examines rituals, myths and intuitive images as a starting point within the scope of the Poetical Analysis®. In 2015 the MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art – celebrated the work of EOOS with the first major solo exhibition. In this context the monograph “by: EOOS” (Birkhäuser/Basel) was released. To date, EOOS has over 15 technical patents and received more than 130 international awards, including the 2004 renowned Italian Compasso d'Oro for Kube, produced by MatteoGrassi. In 2007, the EOOS-founders were nominated of the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF) and the readers of the daily newspaper "Die Presse" to "Austrians of the Year" in the Creative Industries. In 2010, EOOS received for b2 the mobile workshop kitchen, produced by bulthaup the Design Award of the Federal Republic of Germany in gold. In 2012 the shower OpenSpace, made by Duravit, won the "Best of the Best" red dot Award, the German Design Award and the IF Award in gold. For the redesign of a toilet EOOS received a "Special Recognition for Outstanding Design" from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Jaan bed, a bed series, produced by Walter Knoll was honored as best bed 2015 by Wallpaper*. EOOS also won the best of Neocon Gold award for Juxta and Cahoots, produced by Keilhauer.
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