Karl Schranz Seminar Room

The spacious glass front, a bar connected to a separate small kitchen, the built-in screen, and legendary Arlberg photographs create a unique setting for seminars, meetings, and smaller events. The room is accessible via an elevator and is wheelchair-accessible.

The Zielstadion serves as a bridge between the valley and the mountain; the landscape shapes the building’s design. The materials used are wood, glass, and concrete. It houses five seminar rooms spread across three floors, offering interesting views of the town and the ski slopes. Functional and bright, they are ideal for smaller meetings and seminars or as breakout rooms.

The building itself can be used both as a stage for events and as a venue for spectators. The permanent grandstand is designed to accommodate 2,000 people. The finish arena (from the 2001 World Ski Championships) can accommodate up to 10,000 visitors and, thanks to the sloping terrain, is particularly well-suited for large open-air concerts.