Pavilion built into the hillside with a planted roof; wooden tables and benches behind the open glass front.

Archeopark Vogelherd

in the vogelherd cave, animal sculptures up to 40,000 years old were found, among the oldest works of art in human history. the building is designed as an integral part of the topography and gives visitors a direct, level impression of the prehistoric landscape. indoor and outdoor areas furnished with dinanull tables and format benches in European oak and steel.

Location:: Niederstotzingen, Germany
Year:: 2013
Architecture:: Ritter-Jockisch Architekten, München

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Interior of the pavilion with floor-to-ceiling glazing, wooden benches and tables; meadow and visitors outside. — dinanull, table; european oak. format bank, bench; european oak. photo: brigida gonzález

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