Posts Tagged ‘Austria’
Friday, May 24th, 2013
Article source: Dietger Wissounig Architekten
The large complex of buildings nestled on level ground along the new Hausmannstaetten bypass road covers three functions: tunnel control centre, central repair shop and road maintenance depot. In order to keep the intrusion to a minimum, the building was interpreted as part of the landscape. It follows the course of the road and the green roofs, which regulate the climate and blend in with the fields farmed in strips.
 Image Courtesy © Jasmin Schuller
- Architects: Dietger Wissounig Architekten
- Project: Tunnel Monitoring Complex Hausmannstaetten
- Location: Hausmannstaetten, Austria
- Photography: Jasmin Schuller
- Competition: 2010
- Start of construction: 2011
- Completion: 2012
- Site are: 17.851 m2 (192.147 sq ft)
- Construction costs: 9.650.000 Euros (USD 12.556.580,–)
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Tags: Austria, Hausmannstaetten
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Tuesday, May 21st, 2013
Article source: TWO IN A BOX – ARCHITEKTEN
Due to the steep sloping terrain, the view and the direction of the sun special attention was required with regard to the alignment of living rooms and sleeping rooms. The villa has three levels adapted to the line of sight and staggered towards each other on top of a basement garage. The main living floor is west-aligned and built at the slope opening up onto a garden and summer kitchen. In order to offer a free view of the city from the west-faced garden, the plan view of this floor was pushed to the northern end of the lot giving space for an elongated pool on the south side in front of the living and dining area. Front-mounted pool glazing allows for the horizon to disappear and the swimmer gets a feeling of hovering above the city.
 Image Courtesy © Dietmar Tollerian-Archipicture
- Architects: Two in a Box-Architekten
- Project: Villa Upper Austria
- Location: Austria
- Photography: Dietmar Tollerian-Archipicture
- Program: Single family house
- Year: Completion: 2011
Tags: Austria
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Tuesday, May 14th, 2013
Article source: Strobl Architekten ZT GmbH
The Clearing House is an institution of the SOS-Kinderdorf. Since 2001 this special place serves as accommodation, support and consultancy to minor refugees. The comprehensive restoration in 2012 with its construction and facade design reflects the idea of the SOS Kinderdörfer.
 Image courtesy Strobl Architekten
Tags: Austria, Salzburg
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Saturday, May 11th, 2013
Article source: Gogl Architekten
The client requested a getaway – a place of peace and contemplation with a strong relationship to the nature surrounding it. This alpine refuge is a symbiosis of spatial openness and enclosed areas. According to the design specifications, rebuilding or extending the house beyond the existing cubage was not permitted, which entailed a massive limitation for the design. Through the basic ideas of interlocking the inner rooms and the form design of an open and richly varied spatial structure, the architect conceptually compensated for the design restrictions and created a generous living and leisure space.
 Image Courtesy © Mario Webhofer
- Architects: Gogl Architekten
- Project: Haus Wiesenhof
- Location: St. Johann in Tirol, Austria
- Photography: Mario Webhofer
- Project team: Regine Egg-Mitter, Hildegard Platzer-Rieder
- Site area: 2.280 m2
- Living space: 413 m2
- Net useable area: 565 m2
- Area of build: 275 m2
- Start of planning: March 2009
- Start of construction: April 2010
- Completion: June 2012
- Subplanning:
Static, site management: IB Hanel, St. Johann i. Tirol (A)
Lighting planning: Akzente Lichtsysteme (A)
Tags: Austria, Tirol
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Tuesday, April 23rd, 2013
Article source: Söhne & Partner Architects
When planning this building the instructors made a great effort to include all different requirements in the project without, however, neglecting the idea of a unified architectural line. So when the general refurbishment on Bauernfeldplatz in 1090 Vienna started it was important to connect the different levels and to open up the restaurant towards the road space in the foreground.A special element of the building is the 1913 built and still existing sun garden. Rather than putting it down because of his ongoing decrepitude we decided to keep and rehabilitate it. By opening the portals to ceiling-high windows, the sun garden now connects not only inner- and outer-space but also the different levels of the building.
 Image Courtesy © Severin Wurnig
- Architects: Söhne & Partner Architects
- Project: Rochus 1090
- Location: Bauernfeldplatz, 1090 Vienna, Austria
- Photography: Severin Wurnig
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Tags: Austria, Vienna
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Saturday, March 30th, 2013
Article source: Peter Lorenz Ateliers
A SIMPLE CUBE RESPONDING TO THE EXISTENT NATURE&ARCHITECTURE: Innsbruck’s central park, the astonishing RIVER INN and the impressing mountain “North Chain”.
Peter lorenz ateliers won the competition unanimously and convinced the client with a technological futuristic concept: open glass façade with “intelligent” sunscreens and individual maximized workplaces. The simple cube is being “sculptured” according to the needs of the entrance and the integration into the context – one city spot of extraordinary beauty. The client is the “Austrian motorway provider” and is keen to realize one of Europe’s most ecological and low energy buildings: 18kw/m2/year maintaining a very high “atmospheric & climate standard”.
 Image Courtesy © Günter Richard Wett
- Architects: Peter Lorenz Ateliers
- Project: Asfinag Office Building
- Location: Innsbruck, Austria
- Photography: Günter Richard Wett
- Client: Autobahnen- und Schnellstraßen- Finanzierungs- Aktiengesellschaft
- Size of the project: 2.300 m2
- Cost: 5.900.000 Euros
- Year: 2011
- Start and Completion Date: 2010-2011
- Software used: AutoCAD
Tags: Austria, Innsbruck
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Friday, March 22nd, 2013
Article source: Gogl Architekten
Time seems to stop in Saalbach-Hinterglemm. Just an hour away from Salzburg, traditional houses and hotels with carved dark wooden terraces pepper the rolling landscape of this intimate alpine town. Located directly on the ski slopes and framed by age-old mountains, a white four-story house rises above an ensemble of minimal, modern buildings with floor-to-ceiling windows.
 Image Courtesy © Mario Webhofer
- Architects: Gogl Architekten
- Project: Hotel Wiesergut
- Location: Hinterglemm, Austria
- Photography: Mario Webhofer, W9 Werbeagentur, Innsbruck
- Start of planning: Jul 2010
- Start of construction: Jul 2011 – 1st phase, Apr 2012 – 2nd phase
- Completion: Dec 2012 (entire)
- Site area: 5,544 m2
- Gross floor area: 5,047 m2
- Net useable area: 3,906 m2
- Area of build: 2,256 m2
- Project manager: Monika Gogl
- Project team: Nina Steinbacher, Daniela Amann, Hildegard Platzer-Rieder, Elisabeth Oettl, Hannes Schroll, Jonas Davidson, Claudia Waler, Michael Kapeller
- Client: Josef and Martina Kröll
- Site construction supervision: planconcept+
- Statics: Ingenieurbüro Hanel
- Housing technology: Bopp Ingenieure OG
- Electrical planning: Neutral Techn. Büro Ing Obwieser Ges.m.b.H
- Lighting planning: Akzente Lichtsysteme
- Fire safety planning: IBS Brandschutz
- Geology, hydrology: Moser/Jaritz- Ziviltechnikergesellschaft
- Traffic planning: Tragwerksplanung Tagger
- Visualisation: Lukas Jungmann
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Tags: Austria, Hinterglemm
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Friday, March 15th, 2013
Article source: Spado Architects
Built in the 1980s the school complex in St.Veit/Glan houses the “Bundesrealgymnasium” and the “HLW” with around 1100 students. With additions and reorganization arrangements the existing building is upgraded to the latest technological standards. In the existing structures the classrooms where re-organized, the fire safety and escape routes where improved and the whole building is barrier free accessible.
 Image Courtesy © Kurt Kuball
- Architects: Spado Architects
- Project: Bundesschulzentrum St. Veit/Glan
- Location: Sankt Veit an der Glan, Austria
- Photography: Kurt Kuball
- Client: Gemeinde St. Veit/Glan
- Planning: Spado Architects & halm.kaschnig.wührer architekten
- Project manager:
Hannes Schienegger, Spado Architects
Rainer Wührer, Peter Kaschnig, halm.kaschnig.wührer architekten
- Assistance: Lukas Kucher, Spado Architects
- Structural Consultant: Oberressl & Kantz
- Site area: 22.986m²
- Floor area:
Neubau/new construction: 1.450m²
Sanierung/renovation: 8.095m²
- Built-up area: Neubau/new construction: 1.150m²
- Start of planning: Februar 2009
- Start of construction: Juni 2011
- Completion: September 2012
Tags: Austria, Sankt Veit an der Glan
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Wednesday, March 6th, 2013
Article source: heri&salli
The architect’s office heri&salli from Vienna/Austria designed in an apartment of a private building owner a bathroom where mutually alternating fragmentary mirror surfaces and lighting fixtures form a conglomerate like a jigsaw puzzle of an image and a reflection. Sections of the room are more indicated momentarily than carried through. Man nowadays renews almost at will the outer appearance of his body or in other words of the parts of his body. From a superficial point of view it’s possible to say that a human being consists more of fragments than a grown entity.
 Image Courtesy © paul ott photografiert
- Architects: heri&salli
- Project: Bodypuzzle
- Location: Vienna, Austria
- Photography: Paul Ott Photografiert
- Team: Stefanie Theuretzbacher
- Finished: November 2012
- Pandomo Floor / Pandomo Wall: Hans Ortner GmbH Wien / Martin Ortner
- Mosaic: Hans Ortner GmbH Wien / Hans Ortner
- Wood Work: Feichtinger GmbH / Scharnstein
- Glas Work: Glaserei Sallfert / Trasdorf
- Lighting: Lichtland Rittenschober / Gschwandt
Tags: Austria, Vienna
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Tuesday, March 5th, 2013
Article source: heri&salli
In a renovated roof top apartment of a private building owner in Vienna/Austria the architect’s office heri&salli conceived the design of a staircase. Two intertwined handrails accompany a single storey flight of stairs to come consequently to a gallery style end.
 Image Courtesy © paul ott photografiert
- Architects: heri&salli
- Project: Stairdance
- Location: Vienna, Austria
- Photography: paul ott photografiert
- Team: Stefanie Theuretzbacher, Alexander Karaivanov
- Finished: October 2012
- Structural Engineering: Werkraum Wien – ingenieure zt gmbh / Vienna
- Metal Construction: StahlundForm / Vienna
- Wood Work: Feichtinger GmbH / Scharnstein
- CNC – Work: SFK Tischler GmbH / Kirchham
- Painting – Filling – Mosaic: Hans Ortner GmbH – Martin Ortner / Vienna
Tags: Austria, Vienna
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