7132 HOTEL
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7132 Hotel guest suite living room, walnut panelling and brass chandelier

School Project

7132 HOTEL

A guest suite designed inside a landmark of Alpine minimalism — Vals, Graubünden.

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The Concept

About 7132
Hotel project

7132 is a luxury architectural project that combines nature, design, and a spa experience. Its main concept is to create an atmosphere of calm, privacy, and a complete sensory experience.

The architecture of the hotel is closely connected to its surroundings — the mountains and the stone. The building is constructed from locally sourced quartzite stone, creating a very natural and monumental aesthetic.

This suite: 96.3 m².

Material moodboard for the 7132 Hotel suite — travertine, brass and walnut
7132 Hotel suite living room, curved walnut panelling and boucle sofa
The Lounge

Luxury living room

The living room embodies contemporary quiet luxury, centred around rich dark walnut and sculptural forms.

A dark walnut feature wall creates an intimate backdrop for organic decorative panels with subtle brushed brass detailing. A low sculptural sofa in textured ivory upholstery contrasts with the timber, while Calacatta Viola marble coffee tables add a distinctive natural pattern and sculptural presence.

Warm walnut flooring and contemporary brass ring pendants complete the composition, creating a sophisticated palette of dark wood, warm marble, ivory textiles and brushed brass — where luxury is expressed through materiality, proportion and refined detailing.

More angles of the same room.

7132 Hotel suite bedroom, walnut headboard wall and desk by the window
The Sleeping Zone

Soft geometry, warm materials.

Rounded architectural openings, curved cabinetry and softened edges bring a quiet sense of continuity to the space. Warm walnut, natural light and restrained detailing create an intimate expression of contemporary luxury.

7132 Hotel suite bathroom, double travertine basins and brass pendant lights 7132 Hotel suite bathroom, entry corridor and travertine walls
The Bathroom

Luxury bathroom

The bathroom is defined by a monolithic travertine aesthetic, with warm, porous stone covering the walls, floor and vanity to create a sculptural sense of continuity.

Basalt vessel sinks introduce a raw, contrasting texture, while brushed brass fixtures add warmth and refinement. Tall arched niches with integrated lighting create vertical rhythm and architectural depth, complemented by organic pendant lights.

Technical Drawings

Study the working set.

Twelve sheets, exactly as submitted — plans, finishes, lighting, elevations and 3D studies. Swipe or use the arrows to browse; tap a sheet to open it, tap again to zoom to full size.

7132 Hotel technical drawing — Existing Situation Plan
7132 Hotel technical drawing — Demolition & New-Build Walls Plan
7132 Hotel technical drawing — Functional Layout
7132 Hotel technical drawing — Floor Finish Plan with Specification
7132 Hotel technical drawing — Ceiling Finish Plan with Light Fixture Outlets
7132 Hotel technical drawing — Lighting Plan with Specification
7132 Hotel technical drawing — Electrical Installation Plan
7132 Hotel technical drawing — Bathroom Wall Elevations
7132 Hotel technical drawing — Axonometric Views
7132 Hotel technical drawing — Wall Elevations
7132 Hotel technical drawing — 3D Visualizations I
7132 Hotel technical drawing — 3D Visualizations II
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The Place

Vals, Graubünden.

A mountain village first recorded in the 13th century, its economy built historically on livestock and quarrying, and today on the thermal tourism drawn by the valley's own hot springs. The surrounding landscape — Alpine peaks, stone slopes, green pasture — shapes every material decision in the hotel above it.

LocationVals, Graubünden, Switzerland
ReferenceTherme Vals, Peter Zumthor, 1996
Primary materialLocal quartzite
Vals, Graubünden — Therme Vals by Peter Zumthor set against the Alps

7132 HOTEL — VALS, SWITZERLAND

SCHOOL PROJECT

An expression of quiet luxury, built for an exceptional stay.

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