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Showroom Richti Area, Wallisellen

With a showroom, Allreal informs about the urban development and the offered uses for retail trade and residential property in the new Richti area.

In order to best present the identity of the future Richti area, OOS developed a multidimensional concept of a showroom. Here, the atmosphere created in the Richti area is to be conveyed as realistically as possible. This is achieved by using authentic materials, digital media, lighting moods, scents and an audio installation that stimulates the viewer’s senses in a restrained but unique way and creates an overall mood.

The urbanistic ground plan (situation) and the atmosphere of the Richti area are recorded in the interior of the showroom via the themes “Hof – Gasse – Platz”. At the centre of the showroom is the 1:200 model of the area, which, at 2.50 x 3.00 metres, shows a very realistic picture of the future structure and environment and on whose surface additional information such as different sun positions and seasons or traffic flows are simulated “realistically” with a video projection.

Plans, Drawings and Diagrams

Plans, Drawings and Diagrams

Project Details

Client
Allreal Generalunternehmung AG
Location
Wallisellen
Internal Team
Christoph Kellenberger, Sabine Zweifel, Tamara Prader
External Team
Projektil (projection design)
Year
2010
Typology
Education, Retail
Discipline
Interior Design
Task
Expansion
Status
Realized

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