Designed by Obermoser arch-omo ZT GmbH, 007 ELEMENTS is a new James Bond cinematic installation built inside the summit of the Gaislachkogl Mountain, 3.040m above sea level in Sölden, Austria. The unique visitor experience opened on 12 July 2018, and the 1,300 square meter building is located next to the striking ice Q restaurant which was used in the 24th James Bond film Spectre as the Hoffler Klinik. 007 ELEMENTS is reached via the high-speed Gaislachkoglbahn cable car. Austrian architect Johann Obermoser designed and built both the ice Q restaurant and the Gaislachkoglbahn cable car. Using his vast experience of building at altitude, when developing the architectural concept for 007 ELEMENTS, Obermoser took his cues from the work of legendary James Bond Production Designer Sir Ken Adam to construct a Bond-like environment, designed to make visitors feel as though they are walking through the world of 007. The 007 ELEMENTS experience was designed and developed by James Bond Art Director Neal Callow together with Tino Schaedler, Head of Design at Optimist Inc., a leading worldwide creative agency. Callow and Schaedler collaborated closely with architect Obermoser and his team to design the entire project simultaneously. The bespoke building was created specifically to house the experience.

The imposing angles of the architecture compliment the breathtaking mountain panorama while large windows frame views over the Ötztal Alps and locations used in the making of Spectr...