The small chapel on the State Sanatorium in Graz is the “best room in the world” in 2025. What is its secret?
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The Fractal Chapel on the State Sanatorium in Graz impresses with a mystical area that radiates peace and spirituality. The award-winning undertaking impressively combines structure, nature and science. The chapel, as a shelter in the midst of the busy clinic regimen, impresses with fractal patterns and a singular sense of area. The combo of physics and metaphysics creates a stress-reducing atmosphere that touches guests emotionally. Neurophysiological findings and biophilic design make the Fractal Chapel a secure position in a deadly atmosphere.
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Artist Manfred Erjautz made an altar from an overturned base. © Paul Ott
Any individual who desires to visit the chapel will have to first stroll in the course of the lengthy, brightly lit and impersonal corridors of the Graz State Sanatorium – one of the vital greatest clinical complexes in Europe, protecting some 60 hectares and 3 times the dimensions of a town park within the Styrian capital. A low front space nonetheless must be crossed, after which a mystical area opens up. It acts as a counter-marker to the busy, well-organized on a regular basis existence on the College Sanatorium of Surgical operation: a brilliant, soothing environment, loads of picket within the flooring and partitions with imaginative patterns in which the sunshine flows.
