In 2013 a third pavilion for Trumpf Grüsch CH was completed in the alpine Prättigau Valley, complimenting the first two from Barkow Leibinger and oriented in a similar fashion along the Cantonstrasse, expanding a campus-like industrial setting of new and existing buildings. Unlike the first two buildings, the Start-up Offices (2001) and the Production and Research Building (2004), which are stacked volumes that rotate above ramped excavations, the new freestanding pavilion is a low-lying, temple-like building situated on a low concrete base. All three pavilions are offset from each other to ensure open orientation and views of the spectacular valley.
In 2013 a third pavilion for Trumpf Grüsch CH was completed in the alpine Prättigau Valley, complimenting the first two from Barkow Leibinger and oriented in a similar fashion along the Cantonstrasse, expanding a campus-like industrial setting of new and existing buildings. Unlike the first two buildings, the Start-up Offices (2001) and the Production and Research Building (2004), which are stacked volumes that rotate above ramped excavations, the new freestanding pavilion is a low-lying, temple-like building situated on a low concrete base. All three pavilions are offset from each other to ensure open orientation and views of the spectacular valley.