The solution: made-to-measure shading as a unifying element
The finished sun-sail system spans the square as a light, elegant membrane. Through precise planning, the structure fits harmoniously into the modernised surroundings. The sail not only gives shade, it redefines the space:
Effective protection from UV radiation and light rain lets events go ahead even in changeable weather.
The sail beneath noticeably reduces the radiant heat of the paving and creates a pleasant microclimate.
The area serves the Kirchenwirt as an extended outdoor dining area and the village as a weather-protected gathering place.
Project highlights
High-tech membrane
The high-strength, waterproof membrane shields against sun and rain. So the outdoor dining area can be run profitably whatever the weather.
Less heat island
The large-area shading noticeably lowers the heating of the sealed ground and acts against the urban heat island in the centre.
Open townscape
Instead of a heavy roof, the textile membrane keeps the sightlines to church and townscape – with minimal impact on the fabric of the buildings.
Social meeting point
The square turns from a thoroughfare into a meeting point: heat protection for young and old, a sheltered spot for events, clubs and dining.
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Wahrscheinlich das leichteste Segel unter der Sonne
