SisCampus

The village-scape of Schattdorf has been extended by the eye-catching SisCampus. The glass tower, 31 metres high, allows "indulgence with a panoramic view". The restaurant on the eighth floor with 100 seats inside and additional seats on the terrace offers this special kind of experience. A hotel with twelve beds completes this promising offer.

The architect Daniel Dittli succeeded in ensuring a balancing act between energy efficiency and room acoustics in this high-rise building. Through the combination of dynamically behaving SageGlass^® solar control glazing and the thermoactive component systems integrated in the concrete body, energy consumption was minimised and a pleasant indoor climate ensured. In practice this means: little cooling in summer and little heating in winter. By considering and integrating the Sorp 10^® sound absorber into the concrete ceilings at an early stage, it was possible to ensure that the acoustics in both the offices and the restaurant were in line with the requirements.

During an on-site visit, reverberation time measurements in the open-plan offices as well as in the restaurant were concluded with very good results.