R. Nussbaum AG Training Center, CH-Trimbach

The Information and Training Center serves as the gateway and flagship of the industrial company at its Trimbach site near Olten. Inside a glass shell, the training rooms are stacked in a twisted pattern, forming terraces that open onto the interior space.

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While the clean, cubic design of the exterior reflects its industrial context, the interior’s sculptural form expresses the unique nature of its use. In addition to its spatial innovation, the building also incorporates state-of-the-art structural and HVAC systems.

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We are creating an immersive experience where visitors and customers can explore new products and meet and interact with others in an open environment. The visit to the training center is intended to leave a lasting, positive impression on guests.

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Info

  • Development: 2008 – 2009
  • Client: R. Nussbaum AG, Olten, Switzerland
  • Floor Area: 2’000 m²
  • Awards: 1st place

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