Therme Vals 2 / 4
level bathroom with skylights, roof vents, and rhythms and shape of the roof slabs
level bathroom with stone floor pattern
floor, level with open area for therapy the public
29 Waiting areas
30 rest areas
31 Physiotherapy
32 Massage underwater
33 Massage
34 bed stretching
35 Fango
36 medicinal baths
37 Inhalation
38 Hydrotherapy bath 32 º C
39 Kitchen
Rest areas
40
floor: building services and therapeutic services
Waiting areas
29 30 31 Rest Areas
Physiotherapy Massage
32 33
underwater massage bed orthopedic
34 35 Fango Medicinal Bath
36 37 38 aquatherapy Inhalation
36 º 39 Kitchen
you
40 41
Storage Laundry cleaning toilets
42 43 44 Access Storage
Stairs
45 plants, underground facilities
46 flower bath
48 47 Chemicals elevator machine room
Power Plant 49 50 Water Treatment 51
sanitation Main Installation Installation of air conditioning 52 53 Carbonic acid
Installing fire
54 55 56 Ozone treatment
sanitation secondary Installation
57
freshwater tank sewage tank 58
floor, bathing
1 Zone Input and output
2 Laundry
3 Room makeup
4 room with drinking water sources
5 Dressing
6 showers
7 Rest areas
8 showers and Turkish chambers of sweat 42 º C
9 Bath interior 32 º C
10 Bath Outdoor 36 º C
11 Island stone
12 stone terrace
13 Cave Spring 36 º C
14 Outdoor pool 42 ° C
15 Cold bath 14 º C
16 stone shower
17 Drinking water
18 Stone sounds
19 flower bath 30 º C
Rest room 1 20 21
outside stone shower room
22 break 2
Massage
23 24 3 Rest room Rest room
25 4
Wardrobe
26 28 27 Entry Assistants bathroom
Plant implementing floor
implementing Section
Longitudinal sections
cross sections
map detail: Skylight - glass joint
map detail: Skylight on indoor
map detail: Flower Bath
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Therme Vals 1 / 4
"Mountains, stone, water, building in stone, building stone, inside the mountain, building off the mountain, being inside the mountain - how can they be interpreted the implications and the sensuality in the association of these words ? "Architecturally? The whole concept was designed with these questions, and all that took shape step by step. "Peter Zumthor.
There are not many architects who have built a building on the list of protected heritage during his lifetime, let alone two years from completion.
Peter Zumthor is not an architect either.
For some, Zumthor is the best living architect today. His works are few, but achieved an austere and transcendent beauty that comes from the regional trend of his work (most of its buildings are in Graubunden, the easternmost canton of Switzerland) and an unparalleled connection with the material and artisans who make possible their buildings.
On the east side of a small valley in the Swiss canton of Grisons (Graubunden), about 1200m. above sea level, is the hot spring that has marked the character of the village of Vals, organized along the river valley Valserrhein.
Besides the hot spring and the hot water springs to 30 °, install a small hotel-spa in 1893. The hotel was modernized in 1960 became a complex of thermal baths, which, however, became obsolete as tourist facilities were relatively more accessible people.
In 1996, he inaugurated the new building designed by Zumthor, after two years and four
construction project. The order became final in 1990 after a contest that is
had won in 1986.
Zumthor soon realized that the stone (quartzite / gneiss) was local
the perfect material for constructing the building, strength, flexural strength and tensile strength at low temperatures
and mechanical abrasion resistance. 60,000 pieces of this stone in different finished
processed differently and are used to build the new complex.
The interior space is generated continuously. Develops as a geometric cave, growing in size as one moves away from the narrow caverns located on the side of the mountain and is approaching the light at the front. In this area of \u200b\u200bthe building there is a change of perception. The outside penetrates through big holes and merges with the system of caverns excavated. The building itself resembles a large porous rock.
In structural terms, the walls form a homogeneous compound overlapping blocks of stone and reinforced concrete .. Everything is monolithically conceived. The large area
continuum between the blocks are built sequentially. The perspective is always controlled, generating a set of views and ensuring the unique spatial quality of each element of the sequence, while respecting their role and significance in the set.
The building is conceived as an architectural structure that avoids technical order naturalistic but at the same time highlights the idea of \u200b\u200bthe excavation and implementation on the ground.
is a work that has a clear impact on their environment, but with a decent respect thereof that can enjoy the beauty of both.
"And play with measures of architecture work to serve the correct size of things is led by the desire to create degrees of intimacy, gradations of closeness and distance. I like to put the materials, surfaces and contours, bright or dull, in light of the sun, raising deep and mysterious mass graduations of shade and darkness, so that displayed all the charm of light on objects. Until the whole match. "
Peter Zumthor Architects
contemporaries Kester Rattenbury, Robert Bevan, Kiera
"Mountains, stone, water, building in stone, building stone, inside the mountain, building off the mountain, being inside the mountain - how can they be interpreted the implications and the sensuality in the association of these words ? "Architecturally? The whole concept was designed with these questions, and all that took shape step by step. "Peter Zumthor.
There are not many architects who have built a building on the list of protected heritage during his lifetime, let alone two years from completion.
Peter Zumthor is not an architect either.
For some, Zumthor is the best living architect today. His works are few, but achieved an austere and transcendent beauty that comes from the regional trend of his work (most of its buildings are in Graubunden, the easternmost canton of Switzerland) and an unparalleled connection with the material and artisans who make possible their buildings.
On the east side of a small valley in the Swiss canton of Grisons (Graubunden), about 1200m. above sea level, is the hot spring that has marked the character of the village of Vals, organized along the river valley Valserrhein.
Besides the hot spring and the hot water springs to 30 °, install a small hotel-spa in 1893. The hotel was modernized in 1960 became a complex of thermal baths, which, however, became obsolete as tourist facilities were relatively more accessible people.
In 1996, he inaugurated the new building designed by Zumthor, after two years and four
construction project. The order became final in 1990 after a contest that is
had won in 1986.
Zumthor soon realized that the stone (quartzite / gneiss) was local
the perfect material for constructing the building, strength, flexural strength and tensile strength at low temperatures
and mechanical abrasion resistance. 60,000 pieces of this stone in different finished
processed differently and are used to build the new complex.
The interior space is generated continuously. Develops as a geometric cave, growing in size as one moves away from the narrow caverns located on the side of the mountain and is approaching the light at the front. In this area of \u200b\u200bthe building there is a change of perception. The outside penetrates through big holes and merges with the system of caverns excavated. The building itself resembles a large porous rock.
In structural terms, the walls form a homogeneous compound overlapping blocks of stone and reinforced concrete .. Everything is monolithically conceived. The large area
continuum between the blocks are built sequentially. The perspective is always controlled, generating a set of views and ensuring the unique spatial quality of each element of the sequence, while respecting their role and significance in the set.
The building is conceived as an architectural structure that avoids technical order naturalistic but at the same time highlights the idea of \u200b\u200bthe excavation and implementation on the ground.
is a work that has a clear impact on their environment, but with a decent respect thereof that can enjoy the beauty of both.
"And play with measures of architecture work to serve the correct size of things is led by the desire to create degrees of intimacy, gradations of closeness and distance. I like to put the materials, surfaces and contours, bright or dull, in light of the sun, raising deep and mysterious mass graduations of shade and darkness, so that displayed all the charm of light on objects. Until the whole match. "
Peter Zumthor Architects
contemporaries Kester Rattenbury, Robert Bevan, Kiera
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