Downtown Design
redazione 20/07/2026

Rooftop with a view

The rooftop of the Falkensteiner Hotel WaltherPark in Bolzano, offering views of the Dolomites, is enhanced by the bioclimatic pergola designed by KE

Located in WaltherPark, Bolzano’s new district designed by David Chipperfield, the Falkensteiner Hotel blends urban elegance with alpine charm thanks to its eighth-floor Rooftop Restaurant and Bar, overlooking the Dolomites.

To enhance the outdoor area dedicated to dining and bar service, the Kedry Prime bioclimatic pergola was installed. Featuring an aluminum structure and adjustable louvered roof, it was designed to reach over 4 meters in height and project more than 7 meters.

This structure offers good resistance to loads, including light snowfall. Made in RAL 9010 matte white to harmonize with the terrace accessories, the Kedry Prime pergolas were integrated with a system of dimmable internal LED perimeter lights, extending the usability of the space into the evening hours.

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