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Seehorn camp site

Egnach, CH

Front view of the Wiedehorn campsite

New-build reception and main building

A new reception and main building including sanitary facilities was built at Wiedehorn/Seehorn camp site in Egnach. The facade is made from woven willow, enabling it to blend in seamlessly with the surroundings near Lake Constance and living up to the name of the location (‘Wiede’ means ‘willow braid’ in German). The wooden letters are part of the architectural concept and are a playful addition to the environment.

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Project details

Client:
Private
Architecture:
Gemperli Stauffacher Architektur GmbH
Project type:
Hotels and restaurants, Leisure and sport
Construction type:
Wood element construction
Services:
Timber construction
Construction:
2012
Locality:
Egnach
Country:
Switzerland

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Front view of the Wiedehorn campsite

Entrance to the camp site

External view of the arcade of the Wiedehorn campsite

Close-up of the wickerwork

Front view of the Wiedehorn campsite

Letters of the alphabet as a design element

External view of the Wiedehorn campsite in fine weather

A building with a clear design idiom