Colberg Architecture, a Brooklyn-based
architecture firm, partnered with
Bathhouse, a wellness destination, to
construct a three-story facility in the
Flatiron District complete with thermal
pools, saunas, steam rooms and
treatment rooms, as well as a café, lounge
and retail shop. This former parking
garage now serves as Bathhouse’s
second wellness location in New York City
comprising of 35,000 square feet.
Travis Talmadge and Jason Goodman
are the co-owners of Bathhouse, and
were more than pleased with their new
wellness facility. “Colberg Architecture
contributed significant architectural
expertise, creativity, innovative solutions
and meticulous attention to detail, which
translated our design goals into a reality.”
Eugene Colberg, principal architect
of Colberg Architecture, had nothing
but positive things to say in regards
to working with Bathhouse as well.
“Bathhouse is an exciting brand offering
a unique wellness experience tailored
for the modern, active consumer. In
a world where wellness is not merely
a trend but a lifestyle, the experience
becomes a canvas where the physical,
mental and emotional aspects of life
converge harmoniously. Bathhouse is
an immersive environment crafted to
foster a holistic sense of wellness and
enduring sophistication, comfort and
innovation. After designing Bathhouse’s
first location in Williamsburg, we are
pleased to complete the brand’s new
Manhattan location — an atypical
program on an atypical site that needed
serious architectural, regulatory and
construction stewardship — and bring
our client’s unique vision to life.”
There were many other contributors
to this project, one to note being RSW
Projects, who was the general contractor
for this facility. “Together, with Colberg
Architecture and Bathhouse’s senior
leadership, RSW Projects took immense
pride in contributing our expertise to
this stunning, new Manhattan location,”
says Jared Taylor of RSW Projects.
“It’s not just about design; it’s about
crafting exceptional experiences. We are
honored to have played a role in elevating
Bathhouse’s look and feel to a high level
of functionality and tranquility.”
Rockwell Group acted as the design
architect for Bathhouse, whereas Colberg
Architecture served as the architect
of record. Eugene Colberg led the
team of consultants and contractors
in the documentation, permitting and
construction of this complicated yet
incredible project. He oversaw all phases
of the project, serving as the main
point of contact between the different
stakeholders. Furthermore, he developed
the construction documents, ensuring
that the project adhered to building
codes and regulations, and put brand
standards in place.
