CREATIVE CABLE AND MESH SOLUTIONS
"The Dählhölzli zoo is the Bern Zoo". This sentence was coined by the former head of the zoo mentioned, Prof. Hannes Sägesser. One of the special animals that are kept appropriately here is the leopard. The responsible parties agreed to focus the design of the leopard enclosure on animal welfare. Rocks and trees were made available to the climbing enthusiasts.
In order to prevent the leopards from making unwanted trips from their high seats and to protect them from excessive curiosity, the decision was made to use the X-TEND stainless steel cable mesh from CARL STAHL ARCHITECTURE to tension a tent construction at a height of nine meters.
The Dählhölzli Zoo is one of the most beautiful places in Bern, the capital of Switzerland. Bern is de facto, but not de jure (legally speaking) the capital of the Confederation. However, no other city in Switzerland can claim this title. When the state of Switzerland was founded, the representatives of the cantons of Bern voted the seat of the government - but not more. Since then, the Swiss Berne have also called the federal city.
Before Bern became the official federal city, there were the suburbs of Switzerland. Zurich was this suburb for a long time, but the cities changed in the first half of the 19th century ...
... in an initially one-year, later two-year cycle.
If you ask a Swiss today, he or she will almost always mention Bern as the capital. One of the reasons for this could also be the wonderful and popular Dählhölzli Zoo. Since the time of director Max Müller (1991 - 1996), visitors have found exotic animals as well as native animals. These include the leopards, which feel comfortable behind the 1,340 m² of the X-TEND CX stainless steel rope mesh with a mesh width of 60 mm.
Exterior enclosure for leopards
X-TEND CX
1.340 m², ◊ 60 mm, ø 2 mm