goals to improve the future
In addition to our doggy daycare, we want to help all animals, their owners and the professionals who work for them by providing them with what they need most. By simplifying and innovating, we will find solutions to their biggest problems, whether it's a 24-hour health service, knowledge transfer, training or anything else.
Through this simplification and innovation, we hope to help the pet industry move into the 21st century.
The company is run on a for-profit basis, yes, we are not an association or a foundation, but this is where it gets interesting. By using 25% of the annual income to create associations and foundations that would be completely autonomous, we would like to change the social and political sides of the animal world as well.
We want to set up associations, such as one to educate the public about local animals and what to do if you come across them in the wild.
Furthermore, we wish to create a foundation whose sole purpose will be to advance the animal field at the technological, professional and social levels.
One of the first philanthropic reasons we had in creating this animal center is to offer jobs in the animal field where there is a severe lack of opportunities for a professional working in the field field. This forces them to find employment in other countries or to change their profession completely.
We want to create a network of professionals who are involved in the animal field in order to give ourselves big goals concerning the animal sphere.
We're not stopping at Switzerland; one day we'd like to expand worldwide, and in doing so, ANIDOOR will become globally associated with the idea of excellent animal care.
We're also thinking about the costs associated with pet ownership, which we'd like to bring down to a manageable level by offering subscriptions to our services (dog daycare, care, insurance, boarding, welfare). Have a safe space where owners can leave their pets when they go abroad, for long or short periods, and where they can benefit from all kinds of training: be groomed, swimming lessons, agility classes, and generally very good care.
We want to make it as easy as possible for owners by creating a transportation network in the region, so that they don't have to travel long distances to drop off and pick up their animals, whether small or large. or large animals.
We haven't forgotten what's already there. We want to offer a place where animal professionals can come for expertise or simply a seminar on new technologies in the animal world.
The importance of ecology for ANIDOOR
A WATER POINT
Created to drain water and supply the entire structure. The animal will also be able to take advantage of this water point.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
This will be facilitated by the installation of solar panels on the infrastructure and the heating will be self-sufficient.
NATURAL MATERIALS
Theseparation fence will be made of wood and vegetation.
The windows are made of plexiglass to allow light to enter.
Plan by Jean-Jacques Tschumi, Architect FAS.
1. Reception
2. Kennel
3. Parking for mobile operating rooms and storage
4. / 4B Dog park
5. Staff
6. Dog arrival
and deliveries
7. Vehicle cover - electric recharging
8. Premises with solar panels and roof
9. Water feature
for dog bathing
10, 11, 12. Purification pond
13. Virbela fountain
(rhythmic regeneration)
14 / 15. Park extension
Plan by Jean-Jacques Tschumi, Architect FAS.
GROUND FLOOR: Reception
FLOORS:
1: offices, meeting room - conferences
2: offices - landscape
Plan by Jean-Jacques Tschumi, Architect FAS.
BOXES :
1: rest area
2: daytime living
3: garden - outdoor terrace
Plan by Jean-Jacques Tschumi, Architect FAS.
1: 15 dog parks, indoor from 90 to 330m2
2: transit space for dogs
3: cover for transporters' vehicles (electric recharging)
Plan by Jean-Jacques Tschumi, Architect FAS.
15 indoor dog parks from 90 to 330m2
Plan by Jean-Jacques Tschumi, Architect FAS.
FLOOR: dining room - kitchen and bar - living room - commissary
GROUND FLOOR: rest rooms - sanitary facilities - storage/economy
Plan by Jean-Jacques Tschumi, Architect FAS.
RADIOLOGY - OPERATIONS
1: large operating theatres
2: vets' offices or small operating theatres
3: offices - conference room - one 100m2 divisible room (2 x 50m2)