Rheinblick Golf Club

Built in 1993 in the traditional style of a German country house, the clubhouse possesses remarkable architectural qualities. Despite its considerable size, the building appears harmonious thanks to its balanced proportions. The interplay of wood and glass elements, as well as the projecting and receding building volumes—particularly in the parking area and on the terrace—lends it an inviting character and a pleasantly human scale.

The competition called for targeted interventions in the architecture and interior design. The concept included redesigning the entrance area and the restaurant, developing a new shop concept, and revising the office spaces. The aim was to combine the functional requirements of golf operations with a distinctive, contemporary, and inviting design.

The competition entry was awarded second place.

This project was developed during my time at the Zurich-based architecture and design studio IDA14, under the design direction of Karsten Schmidt. My responsibilities included contributing to the design of the overall concept, including the material and color scheme, furniture, and lighting design.

Concept and Interior Design: IDA14 by Karsten Schmidt

My Role: Contributing to the overall concept, material and color scheme, furniture, and lighting design as part of my employment at IDA14

Visualizations: Archificial