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Loam is scarce in the region surrounding Arles. This is why the walls consist of rubble, lime, sand, and clay. The wall render even contains milled sunflower stalks.
Untreated oak and light green wall panelling provide the hotel rooms with a private and comfortable atmosphere.
Deck chairs are suspended from the ceiling and invite museum visitors to reflect on Keplers observations and insights on the solar system.
A large window allows ample daylight to enter the new stairwell
The living spaces merge into each other seamlessly.
What had been the old exterior wall has now become a new interior wall. This is revealed by the painted finish and the render that both correspond to the outer facade design.
Before the renovation, the third floor footbridge terminated behind the closed exterior wall. Today, it connects the existing and new building parts.
The architects extended the living room eastward. Prior to the renovation, a winter garden had been located in this part of the volume.