Guided tour of the Schlössli-Schüür

The Stalldrang project combines the preservation of the 320-year-old Schlössli-Schüür with a sustainable residential and utilisation concept. Vuna designed the project's water cycles, in which rainwater is used, wastewater is treated on site and reused to irrigate the vegetable garden and supply the duck pond. Urine and faeces are also treated and used as fertiliser.

Guided tour of the Schlössli barn

Closing the loop – and saving a 320-year-old building in the process?♻️💧
An old barn is not only saved from decay, but also transformed into a place for future-oriented, circular living.
 
VaLoo invites you to a guided tour of this extraordinary project: On September 18, 2026, from 5 pm in the Schüür, Kirchdorf BE.
 
🌱 Rainwater from the roof is used for drinking and utility water.
💧 Wastewater is treated on site and used for the vegetable garden and the duck pond.
♻️ Urine and feces become fertilizer.
🏗️ The building materials used are almost entirely recycled or recyclable.
 
An exciting insight for anyone interested in circular economy, sustainable building, resource-oriented sanitary systems and future-proof forms of housing.
 
👉 Learn more and register: https://lnkd.in/dHEwvteG

👉 More information about the project: www.stalldrang-kirchdorf.ch