Building with a corrugated roof, wooden fence, and tall grass in front of a mountain.

A building with a large, corrugated roof set against a mountainous backdrop. In the foreground, there is a rustic wooden fence and tall grass.

Story

A striking architectural statement in Landquart The Plantahof Auditorium, designed by Valerio Olgiati, stands as a bold testament to contemporary architectural expression in Landquart. The building's form is both monumental and minimalist, characterized by its stark geometry and the interplay of light and shadow across its surfaces. The auditorium's design focuses on creating a space that is both functional and visually arresting, with a strong emphasis on materiality and spatial experience. Inside, the auditorium offers a serene atmosphere, where the careful orchestration of natural light enhances the spatial dynamics. The use of concrete as a primary material adds a sense of permanence and gravitas, while the thoughtful arrangement of spaces ensures optimal acoustics and audience engagement.

Design Highlights

Monumental and minimalist architectural form Emphasis on materiality with extensive use of concrete Careful orchestration of natural light Optimal acoustics and audience engagement

Key Facts

Key Aspect Detail
Architect Valerio Olgiati
Location Landquart, Switzerland
Photographer Félix Michaud
Primary Material Concrete
Function Auditorium

Technical Summary

Finishes

  • Exterior: Corrugated metal roof and concrete walls.

Materials

  • Concrete — Walls and structural elements.
  • Corrugated metal — Roofing

Construction / Systems

  • Not specified

Products

  • Not specified

Palette / Lighting

  • Colors: Gray, Metallic
  • Lighting: Natural lighting with a serene and minimalistic mood.

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