Dress House in Klagenfurt, Austria by Heri & Salli (designed using Rhino)

Article source: Heri & Salli

The architecture studio heri & salli from Vienna conceived for one part of an already existing house in Austria/Klagenfurt a façade design made of perforated sheets of aluminum. Already existing views were picked up and subjected to a dynamic appearance. The object was to create a homogenous appearance, to reinforce and underline the presence of the existing cube and at the same time conserve functions like the view to the outside through the facade.

Image Courtesy Rainer Wührer

• Architects: Heri & Salli
• Project: Dress House
• Location: Klagenfurt, Austria
• Photography: Rainer Wührer
• Completion/Façade: December 2011
• Metal/Facade: Metallbau Fischer; Klagenfurt
• Software used: Rhino

Image Courtesy Rainer Wührer

To create a dynamic interaction between different views to the outside and movements in the inside of the building they employed aluminum sheets with different perforations, that remind of a clouded sky. (Perforations and light)
Thoughts and functions are the essence of a created image- of a reduced surface.

Construction:
Already existing corrugated sheet metal walls were provided with an aluminum support structure and perforated sheets of aluminum.

Image Courtesy Rainer Wührer

Image Courtesy Rainer Wührer

Image Courtesy Rainer Wührer

Image Courtesy Rainer Wührer

Image Courtesy Rainer Wührer

Tags: Austria, Klagenfurt

Categories: House, Rhino

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