Nature, space, peace and inspiration. Tradition and modernity. With NEUE HÖFE, three places have been created that facilitate genuine encounters and allow creative ideas to flow.
New Work in a rural setting
Working in the midst of greenery, using the latest technology. Be creative during the day, celebrate in the evening in a relaxed and natural setting. Learn new things, rediscover old ones.
You don't really see the world if you only look through your own window.
What sounds like a fantastically productive situation is what the pioneers of the New Work concept in Germany, Sabine Sauber and Michael O. Schmutzer, have turned into reality with NEUE HÖFE. The three places of experience in the idyllic Neuhof an der Zenn form a bridge between city and countryside and are thus ideal locations for new work, workshops, meetings, coworking and special celebrations.
"You don't really see the world if you only look through your own window," goes a well-known saying, or put another way and related to everyday office life: a change of perspective can work wonders in terms of inspiration and new ideas. Sabine Sauber knows this well from the guests who visit one of the special NEUE HÖFE workplaces as part of a workshop, seminar or lecture. The people here, in the rural triangle between Nuremberg, Würzburg and Ansbach, virtually "blossom", and this naturally has a positive effect on their creativity, because: "Positive experiences make you think further."
Barrierefreie Events im Allgäu
Aber das Allgäu ART Hotel ist eben auch eine perfekte barrierefreie Location mit vier individuell kombinierbaren Räumen für bis zu 80 Personen. Die Raumausstattung ist technisch auf dem neuesten Stand. Beamer, Flipcharts und kostenfreies WLAN sind Standard und werden ergänzt durch barrierefreie Zugänge, unterfahrbares Buffet, absenkbare Bistrotische, Garderobenstangen in unterschiedlichen Griffhöhen und ein barrierefreies WC in direkter Nähe der Veranstaltungsräume.
Wir leben Inklusion Tag für Tag.
„Bei Tagungsanfragen machen wir keinen Unterschied, ob Barrierefreiheit benötigt wird oder nicht, denn wir leben Inklusion Tag für Tag“, erklärt Kathrin Geiger. Architektur und Ausstattung wurden von Anfang an barrierefrei geplant, schließlich sind viele der Mitarbeitenden des Allgäu ART Hotels körperlich oder kognitiv beeinträchtigt.
Working, living and celebrating in a new mode
Each house has been designed individually, with a great deal of sensitivity for the existing buildings and the courage to create new designs. Embedded in the idyllic landscape of the "Franconian Tuscany", half an hour west of Nuremberg, three special places to work and real spaces to move have been created.
In "Gutshof 9" on the market square, for example, once a farm, now a New Work campus, creaking stairs lead to six studios that can be rented on a monthly basis and are ideal surroundings for creative work. Amidst the successful combination of traditional furnishings, modern style and the latest technology, such as flexible moderation boards or 55-inch flat screens, it's a great place to make plans, prepare presentations and even spend several nights.
For those who prefer to open their laptops outdoors, the meadow in front of the Farms is the best place to be. Grey beanbags, a converted greenhouse with Vitra design chairs and cut-open containers await guests there. The large "Macherscheune" is, as at the Hammerhof, the heart of the campus and, with its sandblasted half-timbering, cement floor and mint-green design chairs, perfectly suited for workshops and presentations.
The best place to celebrate is in the ballroom of the "Schwarzer Adler". A classic ambience, atmospheric lighting, innovative technology and a large stage make every event there unforgettable.
And if more accommodation is needed for an event, the "Hotel Riesengebirge" is available just opposite.