Thermal Bath Iceland
Design and architecture work on Icelandic thermal bath projects, where geothermal water, landscape and built form meet.
Reykjadalur Hot Springs: A Thermal Resort Designed as a Village Where Time Stops Counting
Stone houses, green roofs and a river island stage form a resort that shifts between quiet everyday rhythms and the crowds of a large-scale event.
Thermal Blue: An Icelandic Spa Laid Out in Looping Paths, Grass Banks and Skylit Pavilions
A shortlisted spa sinks its bulk into a grassy slope beside a thermal river and opens small guest houses to the northern lights overhead.
Circle of Nature: A Concrete Ring Lifted Over Hveragerði's Steaming Water
A closed circular plan on slender piers turns a hot spring into a shared centre for bathing, film, performance and quiet reflection.
Architecture as the Bridge to Nature: A Thermal Bath in Iceland You Can Walk Over
A ring of green roof, a crossing bridge and sunken pools turn an Icelandic bathhouse into a landscape trekkers walk across before they ever step inside.
slóð: A Thermal Spa That Hands Its Roof Back to the Trail
A low concrete spa carries a walking path across its roof, tucking baths, saunas and stepped seats beneath it in a storm-filled valley.
H150: A Thermal Bath in Iceland Built Around a Floating Ring of Water
A half-round bathhouse and a circular water route cross a hot river and a hiking trail, turning the act of bathing into a way of crossing the land.
Spa in Town: A Rotated Square and Four Arcs Turn an Icelandic Hot Spring Into a Civic Plaza
Cheryl Han's Editor's Choice entry for Thermal Blue cuts curved pools into a square frame, giving a compact site the presence of a town landmark.
SP(R)INT STUDIO and Nissen Richards Studio Turn a Mývatn Visitor Center into a Window on Volcanic Iceland
In Mývatn, North Iceland, a light-touch interior refit lets lava fields, pseudo craters and the lake carry the exhibition rather than compete with it.
Hjerta: A Hveragerði Thermal Bath That Bends Around the Trails and River Already on Site
Nadia Cheng and Enoch Liu curl an Icelandic bathhouse around a courtyard, keeping the trail and river bridge intact while staging heat and cold.
Gonzalez Haase Carves an Icelandic Landscape into a Regent Street Flagship for 66° North
Rammed earth walls and volcanic red aggregate transform a John Nash building into a geological retail experience in London.
Revitalizing Iceland’s Stöng Ruins: Heritage Meets Contemporary Architecture
Stöng Ruins restoration blends heritage preservation with contemporary design, integrating landscape, sustainable materials, and accessible architecture to highlight Viking-era Icelandic history.
Holiday Home in Iceland: Teiknistofan Tröð's Landscape-Embedded Retreat in Borgarnes
Teiknistofan Tröð's 99-square-meter retreat features moss roof, weathered larch cladding, and contour-following design integrating seamlessly into Iceland's dramatic landscape.
