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A brightly lit interior hallway: on the right, a closed white interior door with a handle; on the left, large floor-to-ceiling windows/a glass sliding door with a slim frame; light-coloured herringbone parquet flooring; a view over the town and the hills. A brightly lit interior hallway: on the right, a closed white interior door with a handle; on the left, large floor-to-ceiling windows/a glass sliding door with a slim frame; light-coloured herringbone parquet flooring; a view over the town and the hills.

Category
Mixed use
Year
2020
Type
New building
Brand
RWD Schlatter
Location
Ostermundigen, Switzerland
Building promoter
Halter AG
Architect
Burkard Meyer Architekten

Gallery

Interior view of a flat’s hallway on a high level: a long, bright corridor with white walls, herringbone parquet flooring, several open interior doors on the left and a large, ceiling-high corner window on the right offering sweeping views over the city and the countryside; no people are visible.
View of the façade of the BäreTower photographed diagonally from below: uniform grid of white metal frames and dark window panes, individual recessed balconies, blue sky
Photo of the BäreTower: tall, white residential tower block with regular lattice façade and numerous windows/balconies, low plinth building with construction site on the ground floor, roundabout, lanterns and bare trees in the foreground, blue sky

Products

Functional doors
A light-coloured wooden interior door with a metal handle set against a concrete wall; to the right, an orange wall featuring a large number 3, with a wooden bench, a ceiling light and a socket below it

Doors for fire, smoke, sound and burglary protection, climate stability and escape routes. ► Discover bespoke solutions

Functional doors

Soundproof doors
Customised, double-leaf soundproof door in a restaurant
This double-leaf soundproof door was customised for a restaurant in Europa-Park. It fulfils the highest requirements for sound insulation and design.

Soundproof doors are functional doors that reduce the transmission of sound between different rooms or from the outside into the building and have a sound-insulating effect. Due to denser construction, increasing population density and the growing importance of working from home, the requirements for structural sound insulation are constantly increasing. In many cases, legal requirements also demand tested sound insulation. RWD Schlatter has extensive expertise in the field of sound insulation. Thanks to the company's own sound test bench, door elements can be tested and optimized.

Soundproof doors


All Images

  • View of the façade of the BäreTower photographed diagonally from below: uniform grid of white metal frames and dark window panes, individual recessed balconies, blue sky
    View of the façade of the BäreTower photographed diagonally from below: uniform grid of white metal frames and dark window panes, individual recessed balconies, blue sky
  • Photo of the BäreTower: tall, white residential tower block with regular lattice façade and numerous windows/balconies, low plinth building with construction site on the ground floor, roundabout, lanterns and bare trees in the foreground, blue sky
    Photo of the BäreTower: tall, white residential tower block with regular lattice façade and numerous windows/balconies, low plinth building with construction site on the ground floor, roundabout, lanterns and bare trees in the foreground, blue sky
  • A brightly lit interior hallway: on the right, a closed white interior door with a handle; on the left, large floor-to-ceiling windows/a glass sliding door with a slim frame; light-coloured herringbone parquet flooring; a view over the town and the hills.
    A brightly lit interior hallway: on the right, a closed white interior door with a handle; on the left, large floor-to-ceiling windows/a glass sliding door with a slim frame; light-coloured herringbone parquet flooring; a view over the town and the hills.
  • Interior view of a flat’s hallway on a high level: a long, bright corridor with white walls, herringbone parquet flooring, several open interior doors on the left and a large, ceiling-high corner window on the right offering sweeping views over the city and the countryside; no people are visible.
    Interior view of a flat’s hallway on a high level: a long, bright corridor with white walls, herringbone parquet flooring, several open interior doors on the left and a large, ceiling-high corner window on the right offering sweeping views over the city and the countryside; no people are visible.

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