A concert hall to be built in Altdorf, Uri, known for the legend of William Tell and considered the birthplace of Switzerland. The design fully preserves the exterior walls of the former armoury, built in 1806 and situated at the heart of the town square, while planning an independent timber concert hall within. The hall itself is elevated on four legs, with the ground floor functioning as a foyer or public space open to the community. The hall‘s interior walls are designed to contribute to acoustic performance by revealing structurally necessary ribs in a wave-like pattern.
