Stefan Gadient (links) vom Gasthaus Tanne in Mastrils hat eine WG für Senioren gegründet (er selbst wohnt nicht dort). In einem separaten Haus wo er früher Hotelzimmer angeboten hat, sind nun fixe Mieter. Einer davon ist Mario Zanetti (rechts). Fotografiert am 22.10.26.
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In Mastrils, a small municipality in the Swiss canton of Graubünden, a former hotel has been transformed into a senior living community. The project, led by Stefan Gadient, aims to provide a shared living arrangement for older residents in a region where such senior housing options are still uncommon. Gadient sees the conversion as an opportunity to create a supportive environment for seniors. He has repurposed the former hotel rooms into individual apartments, while the communal kitchen serves as a central gathering place where residents can cook, socialize, and share meals. The initiative reflects a growing interest in senior co-housing models across Switzerland, offering an alternative to traditional nursing homes. By adapting existing infrastructure, the project provides affordable, independent living with the added benefit of community support. Article source: Die Süedostschweiz | Image credit: Die Süedostschweiz
In Mastrils, a small municipality in the Swiss canton of Graubünden, a former hotel has been transformed into a senior living community. The project, led by Stefan Gadient, aims to provide a shared living arrangement for older residents in a region where such senior housing options are still uncommon. Gadient sees the conversion as an opportunity to create a supportive environment for seniors. He has repurposed the former hotel rooms into individual apartments, while the communal kitchen serves as a central gathering place where residents can cook, socialize, and share meals. The initiative reflects a growing interest in senior co-housing models across Switzerland, offering an alternative to traditional nursing homes. By adapting existing infrastructure, the project provides affordable, independent living with the added benefit of community support.
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