Interior Tower | Klement Architects

In the middle of the Italian Alps lies the town of Brixen. This is where the "Interior Tower" was built. This is a building complex that brings together various trades in the field of interior fittings and furnishings in one place. This utilization concept is reflected in the division of the complex into two structures that appear visually separate, especially on the outside, but are connected in many ways on the inside. The architects found inspiration for the façade in taking the customary use of a curtain to the outside. A real drawn curtain served as the model.

A filigree expanded metal reacts in a differentiated way to the surroundings - in particular

to the prevailing light conditions. The combination of differently curved waveforms with varying amplitude and frequency, the aim is to achieve a the most lifelike curtain shape possible.

The building and the place unfolds a certain magic and has a majestic view towards the Brixen valley basin. Customers should be able to feel the atmosphere of the unique architecture of the INTERIOR TOWERS and be inspired and advised by renowned companies for the interior.

Architect Stefan Klement in cooperation with Martin Hilpold