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These Walls Have Ears
 

Bath Time (in Switzerland)

Vals Therme (on the right), Originally uploaded by archigab

To my fellow architecture students, those that have to design bathhouses, here's something to ponder about - a trip to Zumthor's Vals Therme in Switzerland. It would only cost US $250, presuming that's only accomodation, not entry into the baths. For more info see the link. If only ...

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