After the sale of the Aeschbach company, the large hall, the heart of today's Aeschbach quarter, remained empty for almost 30 years. It was reopened in and its industrial charm still enlivens the historic building today. Together with the newly built living and working space, the area develops into a pulsating new urban quarter in Aarau. Together with the landscape architects from Studio Vulkan in Zurich, the architects won the urban planning competition.
The Aeschbachhalle The revived Aeschbachhalle is the heart of the district and combines gastronomy, business, culture, interior design, office planning and design in one building. The rooms in the «Industrial Chic» can be used and furnished for concerts and other cultural events, coworking, congresses, corporate and private events. The interpreted workplace in Aarau's city quarter invites you to enjoy, work and network.
A purely inspiring visit is also recommended, as nowhere else in Aarau is the modern, urban lifestyle more celebrated. Interior Design The renowned design company daskonzept from Thun is responsible for the entire interior design of the Aeschbachhalle. The goal was the visibility of the work environment, the event and the gastro culture. For example, a coworking space was set up in which the furniture, such as a sofa, can be rented via an app - this is how the workstation is reserved.
The entire furnishing can not only be used flexibly, but can also be purchased - directly in the hall itself. All furniture is provided with price and manufacturer information. In addition to the much-used coworking space, there are eight conference rooms, two event rooms, a bar, a restaurant, a club and a cigar lounge in the hall.
Lighting «To implement the lighting, we relied on the well-known lighting manufacturer from the region and almost exclusively used luminaires from RIBAG,» explains Ueli Biesenkamp, owner of daskonzept.
