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A Running Record of Findings from the Internet / September 7, 2026

Two Photographers Stripped a Former Bank Back to Its Concrete

Laura Muthesius and Nora Eisermann spent two years taking a former bank building in Germany back to its original concrete floors and walls, keeping what was already there rather than covering it over. It is now let as a holiday apartment.

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By Remodelista

St. Oak, Germany
St. Oak, Germany
Design

  1. Five Marble Fireplaces, Brazilian Modernism and a Peacock-Blue Library

    1stDibs Introspective·Sep 6

  2. A Brazilian House Planned Around the Gaps Between Existing Trees

    ArchEyes·Sep 5

  3. Thirty Emerging Studios, Including One Building From Rice Waste

    Thirty Emerging Studios, Including One Building From Rice Waste

    Wallpaper*·Sep 4

  4. A Catalan House Extended by Adding Separate Pieces Instead of One Wing

    HomeAdore·Sep 4

Arts & Culture
  1. A Hundred and Twenty Works by Japanese Women Artists, Since 1945

    A Hundred and Twenty Works by Japanese Women Artists, Since 1945

    Aesthetica Magazine·Sep 6

  2. Fuseli Painted Sleep Paralysis in 1781, After Being Turned Down

    DailyArt Magazine·Sep 6

  3. Eighty-Seven Works Made From Eggshell, Hair and Butterfly Wings

    My Modern Met (Art)·Sep 5

  4. Eight Artists in Bangkok on the Line Between Human and Ghost

    Frieze·Sep 5

Sound

  1. Tania Cassette's Debut Runs on Humiliation, Anger and Dependency

    Post-Punk.com·Sep 4

  2. Seventeen Vault Tracks From B'Day, One Carrying Selena's Vocals

    Seventeen Vault Tracks From B'Day, One Carrying Selena's Vocals

    SoulBounce·Sep 4

  3. A 1980 Speech Synthesiser, Rebuilt as a Singing Instrument

    Synthtopia·Sep 3

  4. Interpol Became a Quintet and Made Their Most Accessible Record

    Beats Per Minute·Sep 2

Collecting

  1. Katsuya Terada's Castlevania Cover, Read Against the NES Originals

    Nintendo Life·Sep 6

  2. German Noah's Arks Still Sell, to Collectors Who Want Pre-Factory Toys

    Antiques Trade Gazette·Sep 5

  3. Why the Seiko 5 Keeps Getting Picked as the Travel Watch

    Fratello Watches·Sep 5

  4. A Tourbillon and a Micro-Rotor, Inside Ten Millimetres

    A Tourbillon and a Micro-Rotor, Inside Ten Millimetres

    Time+Tide Watches·Sep 5

Document
  1. Florida Scott-Maxwell on the Life That Passed Through Her

    Florida Scott-Maxwell on the Life That Passed Through Her

    The Marginalian·Sep 5

  2. Pozzolan Concrete, Exact Gradients, and Aqueducts That Ran for Two Millennia

    Live Science·Sep 5

  3. The Bayeux Tapestry Crossed the Channel in a Suspension Crate

    Christian Science Monitor·Sep 4

  4. He Invented Forty-Five Connecticut Laws, and the Name Stuck

    Futility Closet·Sep 4

Film

  1. Kurosawa Remade His Own 1998 Film, and Little Changed

    Slant Magazine·Sep 7

  2. Kore-eda Adapts a Manga and Lands Among His Best

    Kore-eda Adapts a Manga and Lands Among His Best

    The Film Stage·Sep 7

  3. Rebeca Huntt Turns the Camera Away From Herself for Rapinoe

    POV Magazine·Sep 7

  4. Rudy Ray Moore's 1977 Mashup of Blaxploitation, Horror and Kung Fu

    Screen Slate·Sep 7

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