The Gais clinic in the Swiss countryside differentiates itself with outstanding cuisine and a picturesque environment. Thanks to a new construction, the clinic also offers contemporary architecture. The most remarkable feature are its semi-transparent balcony claddings.
“The balcony claddings break up the concrete and give the building something unique,” says the enthusiastic architect Rolf Mayer.
The interaction of light and shadow creates a play of light and shadows that finds its way into the patient’s rooms.
Architect Mayer is convinced: “Through the lights and shadows, patients experience the changing seasons much more intensely.”
- Architect: Mayer Architektur AG, St. Gallen
- Execution: Metallbau Gontenbad, Appenzell
- Material: Cellon 8mm
- Colour: Ivory
- Perforation: 50112 scaled
