Herman Kompernas Promotes Reading by the Bulgarian Black Sea
Meghan Young — July 19, 2014 — Art & Design
Books and beaches go hand-in-hand, that is why this Beach Library is so ingenious. Although not the first of its kind as Matali Crasset created a beach library popup last year in Istres, France, this one is meant to be a lot more permanent. Located at the resort of Albena by the Bulgarian Black Sea, it is made out of a material that is very resistant to sun and water.
Designed by Herman Kompernas, the Albana Beach Library boasts over 2,500 books in 10 languages. According to Neatorama, "Guests are invited to borrow the books (for free) and leave their own when they go home for others to read." Vacationing and relaxing have never been more enlightening.
Designed by Herman Kompernas, the Albana Beach Library boasts over 2,500 books in 10 languages. According to Neatorama, "Guests are invited to borrow the books (for free) and leave their own when they go home for others to read." Vacationing and relaxing have never been more enlightening.
Trend Themes
1. Beach Library Installations - Creating beach libraries that offer a wide range of books in multiple languages, providing an opportunity for beachgoers to read and exchange books while enjoying the sun and water.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality and Tourism - Hotels and resorts can enhance the guest experience by incorporating beach library installations, giving vacationers access to a variety of books during their stay.
2. Publishing - Publishers can explore partnerships with beach libraries to promote their books to a diverse audience of beachgoers, potentially increasing book sales and brand visibility.
3. Sustainable Design - Designers can develop innovative and durable materials specifically suited for beach library installations, ensuring longevity and resistance to sun and water exposure.
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