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The office building in Schlins in Vorarlberg is a building “in” which one can not only work, but “with” which one can work. In addition to the offices, it also contains a spacious reception area for visitors to the building, and the building is also used as an exhibition and event space. In the specially designed room simulation area, emergency lighting can be experienced “live”.
In addition to integrating the building as well as possible into its surroundings, the architectural firm of Fink-Thurnher paid great attention to sustainable and regional construction methods: The building has its own photovoltaic system, an e-charging station and the contractors were from the region and worked with materials from the area.
In this architecturally sophisticated building, the emergency lighting must also be cohesive. Our TUBE luminaires were installed in the handrail as safety lighting and blend in perfectly with our high-quality STRING ARC luminaire series . In the event area, frameless escape signs with wire suspension are used, merging with the room and integrating perfectly into the modern timber construction.
Architect: Fink Thurnher Architekten
Principal: din-Sicherheitstechnik GmbH & Co KG
Designer: Ingenieurbüro Hiebeler-Mathis OG
Installer: Elektro Willi GesmbH & Co. KG
Building type: Workplaces
Product family: STRING ARC, FSU - The new emergency lighting, Temporarily visible, SU NET, EyE, Spots, TUBE-264, STRING-Series
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