Architecturally, the tower in the ski jump station, but also the façade design of the base building, borrows from familiar elements. The new ensemble is inspired by the construction of the wooden high seats in the forest and the gable walls of old farmhouses, which are shaped with uprights and crossbeams. For the Naturarena in Seefeld, this is a positive interpretation of the authentic and familiar building methods, with a design smile. The implementation was carried out using contemporary carpentry techniques and thus reflects the craftsmanship of building in the Alps. The staircase leads past the platforms and can thus be walked on by anyone up to the roof outside of sporting events. This viewing platform offers views through the Möser Valley to the Hocheder, to the Hohe Munde, the Wetterstein Mountains to the Karwendel.
Architecturally, the tower in the ski jump station, but also the façade design of the base building, borrows from familiar elements. The new ensemble is inspired by the construction of the wooden high seats in the forest and the gable walls of old farmhouses, which are shaped with uprights and crossbeams. For the Naturarena in Seefeld, this is a positive interpretation of the authentic and familiar building methods, with a design smile. The implementation was carried out using contemporary carpentry techniques and thus reflects the craftsmanship of building in the Alps. The staircase leads past the platforms and can thus be walked on by anyone up to the roof outside of sporting events. This viewing platform offers views through the Möser Valley to the Hocheder, to the Hohe Munde, the Wetterstein Mountains to the Karwendel.
