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Showroom Allreal, Zurich

Allreal’s new showroom at the company headquarters (Eggbühlstrasse, Zurich) is tailored to the needs of prospective property buyers and endorses the company’s clear-cut brand profile.

Allreal pays special attention to the consultation process, which entails different requirements depending on the property. The new 95m2 salesroom is divided into zones by the walls. This contains niches for individual project windows in which the respective development is presented.

In addition to a digital screen, a range of fittings and sample drawers, a shelf is integrated on which the specific colour and material selection of the property buyers can be laid out and photographed. In this way, the customers can also let the personally made choice of the finishing standard have an effect on them at home.

Plans, Drawings and Diagrams

Plans, Drawings and Diagrams

Project Details

Client
Allreal
Location
Zürich
Internal Team
Christoph Kellenberger, Jan Gloeckner
Year
2012
Typology
Culture, Retail
Discipline
Interior Design
Task
Expansion
Status
Realized

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