
The elegant exterior of Lanserhof Tegernsee, designed by Christoph Ingenhoven, featuring a modern facade that seamlessly integrates with the stunning natural landscape of the Tegernsee region

The elegant exterior of Lanserhof Tegernsee, designed by Christoph Ingenhoven, featuring a modern facade that seamlessly integrates with the stunning natural landscape of the Tegernsee region
PROJECTS / LANSERHOF TEGERNSEE
Health-promoting Architecture in a Cloak of Simple Elegance
The Lanserhof health resort at Tegernsee Lake in southern Bavaria was successfully completed in the spring of 2014. Situated in one of Europe's most beautiful natural regions, it offers 70 rooms and suites for guests to enjoy preventive and therapeutic treatments. Spanning 21,000 square meters, Christoph Ingenhoven , in collaboration with landscape architect Enzo Enea, realized an impressive architectural vision. The main building, with its clear lines and angular geometric shape, integrates seamlessly into the landscape. Light plays a crucial role in the design, with the use of high-quality, natural materials in the interior and large window fronts creating a warm and bright atmosphere.
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The architecture reflects and complements the Lanserhof health philosophy, with all decisions made in accordance with the criteria of the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB). The goal was to combine the comfort of a luxury hotel with state-of-the-art medical care facilities under one roof.


​Nestled in one of Europe's most beautiful landscapes, the Lanserhot resort on the legernsee in Southern Bavaria offers 70 rooms and suites. Guests can enjoy preventative and regenerative treatments in this health resort. The Lanserhof combines luxury hotel facilities and state-of-the-art medical care under one roof.
The architecture of the Lanserhof matches and supports the health philosophy of the resort. The cubic building with clear lines integrates well into the landscape. The floor plan follows the classic concept of a cloister, whose wings surround a green and protected courtyard that offers ample space open to all guests. It is overlooked by the rooms and suites with the green facades of the two upper stories. The architecture follows the principle of "less is more" to support the spirit of the place with a reduced and simple design, natural materials and abundant daylight.
