“Museum-Lichtspiele”, the second oldest cinema (1910) in Munich, is one of the most legendary cult cinemas. The »Rocky Horror Picture Show« has been running here every week for the past 40 years. And, since 1980 even in an auditorium custom decorated for the movie. Not only did this catapult the cinema into the Guinness Book of Records, it has also made it world-famous.
A new type of cinema is making a name for itself. Whereas modern multiplex cinemas primarily target a younger audience, so-called premiere cinemas are now emerging more and more – and not just in Germany. (ARCHITEKTUR PREMIUM 10/13, Dr. Gregory Theile/AB, ProArchitektur Verlags GmbH)
Interior designer Anne Batisweiler’s scope of work is broad and multi-faceted. It includes offices, restaurants, stores, clinics, exhibition spaces and private homes.
The Friedrich Wilhem Murnau Foundation protects and manages the history of German film OF pre- and post-war Germany. This includes films like “The Cabinet of Dr. Caligary”, “Metropolis”, “The Blue Angel”, “The three from the filling station”, etc.
In addition to the lobby and facade of the CINEPLEX project in Memmingen, the entire lighting concept was designed and realized – using renowned lighting manufacturers such as Oktalite, Moltoluce or the LED-specialist Hansen-Neon.
(LICHT 03/2010, Richard Pflaum Verlag GmbH & Co. KG)
Based on a thorough analysis of the proposed project, the focus of the design is on functionality and cost effectiveness. In this context, extraordinary solutions always considered as well. Meeting deadlines and staying within the budget is a matter of course while at the same time fulfilling the requirement for customized and / or timeless design. Our consideration of all of the senses increases the comfort factor. (ARCHITEKTEN PROFILE 2011/2012, Anne Batisweiler, Birkhäuser Verlag)
