Såndgøld Alpine Glamping
Not the usual camping
Campo Tures, Bolzano
Såndgøld Alpine Glamping
Where the freedom of unspoilt nature meets comfort
Nestled in the heart of the Alps, Såndgøld Alpine Glamping represents a perfect fusion of wilderness and modern comfort: for those who seek an opportunity to reconnect with nature without sacrificing the quality and comfort of contemporary living.
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Lighting that creates atmosphere
Nestled in the breathtaking landscape of the Pustertal valley, the Såndgøld Alpine Glamping is a small holiday paradise surrounded by high mountains and unspoilt vegetation of firs, larches and pines. Drawing on the family business's profound knowledge of the Alpine terrain, architect Benedikt Wieser has placed the central Greenhouse at the heart of the complex, which gathers the communal areas, around which the 50 camper van pitches are distributed, and the natural lake, on the banks of which stand the individual chalets on stilts and the two safari tents positioned on floating platforms, for a stay that combines adventure and luxury.
To illuminate the physical structures of the Såndgøld Alpine Glamping, Linea Light Group's solutions were chosen that most closely combine the decorative and technical sides, thus contributing to shaping a refined and comfortable atmosphere without compromising functionality and enriching the living experience with an attention to detail that makes each space unique and inviting.
The central Greenhouse, which owes its name to its unmistakable fully glazed double-height structure, houses on the ground floor the reception area, the bar and all the accessory and service functions for campers, such as toilets, including private ones, and laundry, collected and concealed from view in a linear volume that becomes an opportunity on the upper level for a fluid space dedicated to co-working, where guests can work in a bright environment, equipped with electricity, ultra-fast internet and a spectacular view of the surrounding mountains.
The Rossini_S ceiling light, part of the Sinfonia family, was chosen for the part of the bar ‘carved’ into this volume. Its soft, well-defined lines, small size and gold finish lend a touch of elegance and refinement to this area, ensuring optimal visual comfort and creating an intimate and cosy atmosphere, perfect for guests to relax in.
This warm golden touch is also found in the double-height part of the Greenhouse, for which a striking element was chosen: the 12-armed Perla suspension, a double-emitter solution that stands out for its great versatility. Its sections - one with 6 and two with 3 arms - can in fact be configured in different arrangements, and in this case the 3+6+3 combination was chosen to enhance the entire space. The brushed gold finish for the arms combines with the black of the central core, creating an elegant contrast that echoes the colour of the greenhouse structure from which the suspensions descend, helping to create a great visual harmony between the lighting and the surrounding architecture, thus emphasising the Greenhouse's scenic and luminous atmosphere.
Perla
Perla, in the same finish, was also chosen to light the chalets, built with natural materials and designed following the traditional shape of the hut, an archetype found in local architecture, but reinterpreted in a contemporary key. The fully glazed façade, which overlooks the water, allows guests to immerse themselves in the surrounding nature, while maintaining the maximum comfort of a protected environment. The 12-arm model was used in the two-level chalets, such as the Såndgøld Adventure (a total of 4 units) and the Sångøld Retreat (a total of 2 units), while the 9-arm model illuminates the two Såndgøld Nest, single-storey chalets designed to be barrier-free.
Also at the Såndgøld Alpine Glamping, Linea Light Group's lighting not only satisfies functional requirements, but also becomes a distinctive element, capable of making every corner of the glamping a unique, elegant and perfectly integrated visual experience.
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