Ethianum Clinic in Heidelberg
The project for the Ethianum Clinic in Heidelberg demonstrates how architecture, design, and retail fit-out come together to form an extraordinary overall concept.
Based on Gunther Spitzley’s design, we produced numerous mirror-polished stainless steel elements as well as custom wayfinding systems for the clinic’s new building.
The striking crystal elements on the ceilings and walls were crafted from a precision-engineered substructure and distortion-free, mirror-polished stainless steel surfaces. The project is complemented by custom-made room numbers, directional signs, logos, and signage.
Pictures from the workshop
We created the signposts from Corian and wood.
We made the room numbers and the Ethianum logo from lacquered wood and acrylic.
The entrance sign with logo stands out in particular thanks to its sharp-edged shapes.
Light reflections that inspire
Depending on the position of the sun, ever-changing reflections appear on the distortion-free, mirror-polished stainless steel surfaces. As a result, the atmosphere of the room shifts throughout the day, creating a fascinating interplay of light, architecture, and materials.
