Visitor pavilion on Siebenbergen
Kassel is often referred to as the city of the fifties in terms of defining buildings. These light and airy buildings are often characterised by flowing lines, metal applications, large glazed areas and overhanging roofs.
In keeping with this, a pavilion was created on the southern edge of the Karlsaue state park in Kassel, which blends naturally into the landscape park with its valuable tree population. This building forms an inviting entrance to the flower island of Siebenbergen and frames it picturesquely.
During the seasonal opening from April to October, the pavilion houses a café with gastronomic offerings in addition to the ticket office and museum shop.
