Spaces for Meetings, Exhibits and Functions

The flat roof of the ARLBERG-well.com centre is covered with greenery, making it flow seamlessly into the hillside against which it nestles. The building segments for hall and sauna huts, wellness area and restaurants mirror the numerous hay-huts which dot the slope above.

 

The covered steel and oak vestibule extending the entire length of the building, together with the horizontal facade, act as a translucent filter and portray a materialized affinity to traditional alpine architecture. The facade opens out on the upper floor, making fabulous views possible from the restaurant and the terrace projecting outward. The postcard windows throughout the building ensure visitors ever-changing views of the town and the surrounding mountains.

 

The ARLBERG-well.com centre and, in particular, the world championship hall (WM Hall), set new benchmarks in the sector of conventions and conferences. It was built in the course of preparations for the FIS Alpine World Championships in 2001. The hall amounts to a triple-sized sports gymnasium; due to its 9-meter high ceilings, it is well suited to indoor sports of all types. On the upper floor, there is also an additional seminar room. The foyer, which is flooded with sunlight, forms the connecting passage between WM Hall and seminar room.

 

Championship Hall Dimensions:

 

• Hall: 45m x 45m, ceiling height: 9m
• Floor space: 44m x 36m, 1,584m²
• Can be divided by a curtain into 900m² (north) and 684m² (south)
• Two galleries 4m x 44m each
• 6 movable tribunes on the east and west sides of the hall
• Foyer 44m x 12,5m, Floor space: 350m²

 

Amenities:

 

• Mobile stage
• Cantilever spectators stand (movable)
• Hall with natural daylight – electronically operated blackout blinds
• Lighting options: standard - fully dimmable; TV lighting for sporting events (tennis); see Technical Services for details
• Connections to the power and water supply
• Superb acoustics make the Championship Hall the perfect venue for concerts
• Ground-level access through a roll-up door (up to 30 tons)
• Foyer area: birch panelling and black slate flooring
• Equipment: rectangular tables (180cm x 70cm), black shell chairs, bar tables, lectern, coat racks

 

Other Equipment available on request

 

• Burgundy carpet

• Seat cushion

 

Side Rooms

 

• 1 Seminar room on the first floor (60m²)
• 1 Control room and 1 technology room on the first floor
• 5 Dressing rooms with shower and restroom facilities
• Restroom facilities on the ground floor and on the first floor
• The grand foyer (350m²) is an attractive venue for smaller events
  
• Using the Championship Hall as main room for the event, the foyer is ideal for registration and catering or as a breakout area; coat racks available
• Covered entrance area

 

Technology:

Connections to power and water supply

 

Lighting:

• Hall with natural daylight
• Electronically operated blackout blinds
• Standard lighting - fully dimmable
• Sport lighting: i.e. for tennis tournaments
• Moving spotlights
• Stage lighting – Championship Hall southern half
• Remote control lighting system

 

Acoustical panelling:

Well-balanced concert hall acoustics (BOSE panels), 6 radio microphones, 2 headsets, 2 button mikes

 

Suspended ceiling hooks (each has 500 kg capacity);

evenly spread over the entire ceiling

hook clamps available

 

• Permanently installed screen on the northern end of the hall: 12m x 6m
• Portable projection screen: 6m x 4.5m
• W-Lan in all rooms
• Telephone and fax connections available
• Pinboards, flipcharts, whiteboards
• Projection screens: 1.8m x 1.8m
• Beamers: 1,700 ansilumen, - 5,500 ansilumen
• Overhead projector
• Slide projectors

 

Room	Floor in m²	U-Form	Parlament	Kino	Bankett	Cocktail
WM-Hall	1584		800	1950	800-900	1500-3000
½ WM-Hall North	900		400	800	500	700-1000
½ WM-Hall South	684		290	500	350	500-700
Foyer ARLBERG-well.com	350	60	80	180	100	400
Seminar room ARLBERG-well.com	60	30	30	50		70

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The finish line stadium building acts as a link between valley and mountainside. The landscape itself determined its design. Materials: wood, glass and concrete.

 

It houses 7 modern seminar rooms on 3 floors, affording fascinating views of the town and the surrounding ski runs. Functional and bright, well suited for smallish meetings and seminars, or as a breakout room.

 

The building itself is a stage for events, on the one hand, yet can also be utilized by spectators. The permanent bleachers hold 2000 people. The finish line arena (from 2001 Skiing World Championships) provides space for up to 10,000 people. It is particularly well suited for large-scale events such as open-air concerts, due to the gently rising gradient of the terrain.

 

Seminar rooms in the finish line stadium

 

Ground floor:

• „Eisfall“ seminar room, 30m

First floor:

• “Gertrud Gabl” seminar room, 67.5m²
• “Hannes Schneider” seminar room, 40m², with connecting door to
  
• “Fang” seminar room, 30m

Second Floor :

• “Karl Schranz” seminar room, 70m²
• “Rudi Matt” seminar room, 40m², with connecting door to
  
• “Sonnenwiese” seminar room, 30m²

 

Amenities

 

• Wall-to-wall carpeting

• Visually attractive concrete ceilings

• All rooms are well lit by natural light

• Most rooms have blackout blinds for audio-visual presentations (except Eisfall, Rudi Matt
  and Sonnenwiese)

• The 30m² rooms on the first and second floors can be reached via a connecting door of the adjacent 40m² room.

• Furnishings can be set out in a variety of arrangements

 

Finish-line stadium

 

• Approximately 100 meters wide, with terracing
• Permanent outdoor bleachers seat up to 2,000 people (8 terraces)
• The entire finish line arena accommodates up to 10,000 visitors
• Well equipped for events of any kind: technology and control rooms for timing, speaker's cabin, restroom facilities and more.
• Additional amenities available on request

 

Seminar rooms in the finish-line stadium

 

• WLAN in all rooms
• Standard lighting
• furnishings available include conference tables and chairs that can be set out in a variety of arrangements

 

Other equipment available on request

 

• Pinboards, flipcharts, whiteboards
• Projection screens: 1.8m x 1.8m
• Beamer: 1.700 ansilumen / 5.500 ansilumen
• Overhead projector
• Slide Projector, with fade control

 

room	Floor in m²	U-Form	Parlament	Kino	Bankett	Cocktail
Seminar room Karl Schranz	70	24	30	55		70
Seminar room Gertrud Gabl	70	24	30	55		70
Seminar room Hannes Schneider	40		20	35
Seminar room Rudi Matt	40		20	35
Seminar room Fang	30			25
Seminar room Sonnenwiese	30			25
Finish-line stadium	Permanent outdoor bleachers seat up to 2,000 people The finish line arena provides space for up to 10,000 people

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The Arlberg Hall is located in the building of St. Anton’s Secondary School and not far from the parish church of St. Anton am Arlberg.

 

The auditorium has radiated in new splendor since 2006, following general renovations. It now boasts a modern foyer flooded with daylight, an elegant bar zone and the latest technical equipment.

 

Hardwood parquet floors, a dark stained coffered acoustic ceiling and cream-colored walls are accented by dark stained panels and give Arlberg Hall an elegant and distinguished appearance. Permanently integrated in the Arlberg Hall is a classic black stage room with heavy curtains.

 

Due to its outstanding acoustics, this venue with a capacity of 300 is ideal for slide shows, film presentations and concerts. Moreover, it has won acclaim as a great space for conferences, meetings, and art and trade exhibitions.

 

• Dimensions: 24.85m x 14.3m
• Floor space: 18m x 14m, 260m²
• Ceiling height: 5m
• Stage: 65m², stage lighting, curtains
• Wood floors
• Wood wall panels and wood ceiling panels
• 1 wide window on back wall – can be darkened
• Furnishings: seminar table (180 x 70 cm), wood seats with red cushioning, bar tables, lectern

 

Foyer Area

 

• With bar and coat racks, glass facade and raw slate floors
• Furniture: Conference tables, stackable wood guest chairs with padded red seats and backs

• W-Lan

 

• Lightning: Remote control lighting system with various light moods, fully dimmable
• Audio equipment: BOSE sound equipment
• Screen: 5,4 x 2,75 m, permanently installed
• Permanently installed screen at the stage curtain: 10m x 3.5m

 

Other equipment available on request

 

• Pinboards
• Flipcharts
• Whiteboards
• Projection screens: 1.8m x 1.8m
• Beamer: 1.700 ansilumen / 5.500 ansilumen
• Overhead projector
• Slide projector

room	Floor in m²	U-Form	Parlament	Kino	Bankett	Cocktail
Arlbergsaal	315	60	120	300	160	300

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From town centre, the Museum St. Anton (in the Arlberg Kandahar Haus) can be reached on foot in 7 minutes. It is located west of the Galzig cablecar: the only building in a splendid park, it is a romantic architectural gem in the centre of St. Anton am Arlberg, which houses the Ski and Homeland Museum of our town on the upper floor.

The ground floor of the Arlberg Kandahar Haus is utilised as a restaurant all year round. It can also be rented as an unusual seminar and event space. A beautiful hall with open fireplace is flanked by four unique rooms, each of which is designed on a special theme, with appointments to match.

 

An ideal setting for a variety of events

 

Exclusive seminars in a small setting, press conferences, gala dinners, family celebrations or public readings are given the perfect stage. Even private dinner parties for up to 70 people, with buffets in the various rooms, music entertainment in the fireplace salon and guided tours through the museum on the upper floor as a cultural highlight can undoubtedly provide clients and guests with memorable experiences.

 

House with a history

 

The house was originally built by Bernhard Trier in 1912 as a romantic getaway in a lovely park. Ownership subsequently changed hands several times and was acquired by the community of St. Anton am Arlberg and the Tourist Association in the 1970s. The age-old traditions of the town of St. Anton made it self-evident that this was the perfect place to organise and accommodate a homeland museum. And so Haus Koutzouglou (the name of the Romanian owner at the time), no. 136, made it possible. The rooms on the upper floor of this splendid fin-de-siecle villa have been architecturally linked with each other in such a way that visitors can pass through all seven exhibition rooms along an optimum walking-tour line, then out onto the balcony which wraps around the fireplace salon, and back to the point of departure.

 

• Hall, 45m²

• Farmhouse room, 20m²

• Library, 21.6m²

• Study room, 17.4m²

• Music room, 15.8m²

• Carpeted floors in the fireplace salon

• Parquet floors in the four theme rooms

• Appointments of each room match the room’s theme

• Wood panelling on walls and ceilings in all rooms

• Windows in all rooms - can be darkened

• Furnishings: cushioned chairs, tables, coordinated to the style of each room

 

Fireplace salon and theme rooms

 

• Standard lighting

 

Other Equipment available on request

 

• Pinboards

• Flipcharts

• Whiteboards

• Projection screens: 1.8m x 1.8m

• Beamer: 1,700 ansilumen / 5,500 ansilumen

• Overhead projector

• Slide projector

 

The restaurant operator would be happy to organise and cater your events. Whether tiny snacks in the coffee breaks, or lunch at a standing buffet or seated at tables in the hall. Complete gala dinners, buffets, etc. are also available anytime.

room	Floor in m²	U-Form	Parlament	Kino	Bankett	Cocktail
Museum St. Anton						70
Hall	45
Libary	21,6
Farmhouse room	20
Musik room	17,4
Study room	15,8

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