Popular neighbourhood pub in the St. Johanns Quartier with a new look.

Restaurant Johann

Basel
Gastronomy
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Popular neighbourhood pub in the St. Johanns Quartier with a new look.

  • Client
  • Toru AG
    Toru AG
  • Location
  • Basel
  • Mandate form
  • Architecture
  • Status
  • Abgeschlossen
    Completed
    In Planung
    In planning
    In Umsetzung
    In realisation
  • Services
  • Conversion/Renovation
    Interior design
  • Duration
  • 05.2005
    —heute
    —11.2005
    0 Days
Restaurant Johann

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Restaurant Johann

The task was to give an outdated neighbourhood pub on St. Johanns-Ring a fresh new look with a view to upgrading the St. Johanns quarter.

The design concept is based on the new landlords' motto: Honesty! The result is a clear design that combines natural materials and high-quality craftsmanship. The concept, reduced to a few materials (sheet copper, solid oak, stucco-like walls and coloured hard concrete) runs through all the rooms.

Project information

  • GV SIA 416 m3
  • 1'162
  • GF SIA 416 m2
  • 379
  • Nutzfläche m2
  • 282
  • Fotografie
  • Ruedi Walti

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