Entrance to Gysenberg Regional Park

Initially planned in 1968 as a three-aisled structure with cantilevered arms – approximately 800 square metres in area – using tightly fitted HP shells (HP flat roof system). Due to the cost estimates at the time, the authorities initially rejected the proposal. However, the alternative proposal using cast-in-place concrete was too expensive. Therefore, the HP-tight system was ultimately implemented, but only as a two-aisled structure, not the originally planned three-aisled one.

Entrance to Gysenberg Regional Park