Anidoor

Our vision

The Anidoor Project

A dog running through the snow

Goals to improve the future

Alongside our dog daycare, we want to help all animals get access to quality care and professional support, whatever their owners' circumstances.

Anidoor offers a concept combining dog daycare and high-tech mobile services. Our modular approach lets us grow step by step, always listening to the needs of the Romandy community.

Based in Romandy, we serve the whole region with our mobile services, bringing the professionalism of a specialised facility right to your door.

Dog at the entrance of Anidoor

Our development in 4 phases

Gradual, responsible growth built on solid foundations.

1In progress

Phase 1: Launch

  • Daytime daycare (5 dogs max)
  • Permanent grooming salon
  • 1 mobile grooming van
  • 1 electric cargo bike
2Planned

Phase 2: Development

  • Mobile canine physiotherapy
  • Dog sports van
  • Capacity extension
3Planned

Phase 3: Expansion

  • Dog training & education
  • Home Dog Sitter service
  • Veterinary partnerships
4Vision

Phase 4: Innovation

  • Mobile pet app
  • Health management platform
  • Complete digital ecosystem
Mood image of the future grooming salon: stainless steel tables, sage green walls, warm light
Illustration: mood of the future grooming salon (computer-generated image).

Architecture and design - long-term vision

The Domaine de l'Arche: our vision for the future

This is how we imagine Anidoor's future: a complex of linked domes, each of which would house a different space, designed for animal comfort and for the efficiency of professionals. The infrastructure would follow both an environmental and a technological logic: solar panels, rainwater collection, a mini wind turbine. Installations that harm animal well-being, such as wire fencing, would be ruled out.

These plans describe a distant horizon, not a short-term construction site. Anidoor is starting today on a smaller scale, with Phase 1 described above.

Jean-Jacques Tschumi, FAS architect

Jean-Jacques Tschumi

FAS architect in charge of the project

« With experience ranging from prisons to schools, and a few private projects in equestrian sport, housing at various scales and the sculptural design of civil engineering structures, I was approached by Anidoor's founder and designer, Marco Simons, and his motivation won me over. So I put myself at the service of this project of public benefit. »

Site plan (future vision)

Plan by Jean-Jacques Tschumi, FAS architect.

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Hand-drawn overall plan of the Domaine de l'Arche: linked domes, dog parks, a pool and ponds
  1. 1Reception
  2. 2Dog building
  3. 3Parking for the mobile operating rooms, and storage
  4. 4 / 4BDog parks (4, 4B)
  5. 5Staff
  6. 6Dog drop-off and pick-up, deliveries
  7. 7Covered vehicle area - electric charging
  8. 8Annex buildings with solar panels and roofing
  9. 9Water feature for the dogs to swim in
  10. 10, 11, 12Purification ponds (10, 11, 12)
  11. 13Virbela fountain (rhythmic regeneration)
  12. 14 / 15Park extension (14, 15)

The envisaged buildings

Drawings by Jean-Jacques Tschumi, FAS architect.

Drawing of the Domaine de l'Arche reception hall, with a tree at the centre

Reception building

  • Ground floor: welcome and reception
  • Floor 1: offices, meeting and conference room
  • Floor 2: open-plan offices
Drawing of the dog building, a planted facade over several levels

Dog building

  • 1: rest area
  • 2: daytime living
  • 3: garden, outdoor terrace
Cross-section of an indoor dog park under a translucent vault

Indoor dog parks

  • 1: 15 indoor dog parks of 90 to 330 m²
  • 2: dog transit area
  • 3: covered area for transport vehicles (electric charging)
Overview of a vault housing dog parks with a pool

Indoor dog parks

  • 15 indoor dog parks of 90 to 330 m²
Drawing of the staff building, a space under a fan-shaped structure

Staff building

  • Upper floor: dining room, kitchen and bar, lounge, supplies
  • Ground floor: rest rooms, toilets, storage and supplies
  • The ground floor connects directly to the dog building, the indoor park and the Domaine's park
Drawing of the radiology and surgery building under a glazed vault

Veterinary care building (outside the Domaine)

  • Radiology and surgery
  • 1: large operating rooms
  • 2: veterinarians' offices or small operating rooms
  • 3: offices and a 100 m² conference room, divisible into 2 x 50 m²

Ecology at the heart of the vision

A water feature

It would drain water and supply the whole structure. The animals could enjoy it too.

Electrical system

Solar panels on the structure would make the power supply easier. The heating would be self-sufficient.

Natural materials

Separations would be made of wood and plants, with no wire fencing. Plexiglas windows would let in more light.

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