Ushi Tamborriello
has been the project designer of the Irish-Roman Spa Ritual, which is located
in the Termalbad & Spa Centre in Zurich. Those spas have been built in an
ancient brewery all made of bricks, which create an antique and quiet
atmosphere. The colour of the water and light, the location of the baths
and the sound produce a wellness, tranquillity and an intimate moment. Indeed, the architecture of certain pool make the impression to be at the end of a cave
with this turquoise water and warm brown, grey wall.
The
Irish-Roman Spa Ritual has for concept to recreate the ancient bathing cultures
and permit to the bathers to meditate, relaxing and have a unique cleansing
ritual. This Spa Ritual is a journey of ten different baths with different
themes that procure different experiences. The journey of the Irish-Roman Spa
Ritual starts by the reception area where you are provided a towel and a bathrobe,
then bathers have to dress up into an appropriate bath suit. After the
preparation they are ready to start the ritual in the first pool
which is the floral steam bath then the body peel, hot herbal steam bath, hot
bath, Roman bath with massage jets, whirlpool, bubble lounger, shallow water
area with underwater music, heated lounger, exercise bath and finish by three
dry room.
Through
these ten rooms, the body knows different statements: wet, warmed, cleaned,
relaxed, meditated, cooled and dried.
Ushi
Tamborriello used the water because it permits to relax the body and be carried by the movement and sound of water. Furthermore, because she thinks that the
different states of water procure different feelings, experiences and actions
to the body.
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