The tourist place in Luzern is seen as a leisure/labour space, a space of tourism (consumption) and a place of work (production). The different users are interviewed to carry out an Ethnographic analysis and have a deeper understanding of the dynamics between people - leisure and labour - and between the architecture and them. From the insights, a redevelopment proposal is defined.

The complexity of the program is translated into a complex architecture. The final proposal presents a more meaningful routing for all the users in the building, integrating as much as possible the existing structure and the historical elements of the listed building.

The final result is presented through classical drawings and two 'white model' videos, following the users’ paths.