ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Austria’Omicron-the body in Klaus, Austria by eichinger officesFriday, December 16th, 2016Article source: eichinger offices A meeting place for programmers at Omicron in Klaus, Austria. We designed it to experience space in a three dimensional way between body & cloud. It is located in an office building designed by Dietrich, Untertrifaller architects.  Image Courtesy © eichinger offices
Urban Reflections in Vienna, Austria by HOLODECK architectsFriday, December 16th, 2016Article source: HOLODECK architects The rooftop extension containing multi-level apartments is divided into private and public areas based on the concept of green filter areas, roof folding an views. Starting out from the gridlines of the existing windows the roof shape shifts according to the inner functions and the urban context.  Image Courtesy © Pasteiner
Roof transformations in Vienna, Austria by HOLODECK architectsWednesday, December 14th, 2016Article source: HOLODECK architects Light spaces, implementations, functional elements, green areas forming retreats are the design parameters that have been defined by analysis and are being rotated to form the structural frame for the development of the roof transformation. The two story duplexes afford views, private retreats sheltered by planted zones acting as filters and collective stopover spaces with terraces and views into the city.  Image Courtesy © Wolfgang Thaler
Urban Topos in Vienna, Austria by HOLODECK architectsTuesday, December 13th, 2016Article source: HOLODECK architects The apartement building is defined as urban topography. surrounding green areas, balconies and terraces extend the living space that is framed by full height french windows. from the elegantly clad outdoor areas the inhabitants enjoy manifold perspectives. the orientation of each apartement`s floor plan facilitates views in two directions. Gebaut 2011 Award MA 19 City Design Vienna  Image Courtesy © Herta Hurnaus
Gewerbehof Missindorf in Vienna, Austria by HOLODECK architectsSunday, December 11th, 2016Article source: HOLODECK architects The business park’s public spaces create a three-dimensional development of divergent exterior areas. The existing structures form the backdrop for the design of the new buildings, which preserve and continue the multifunctional character of the existing industrial buildings.  Image Courtesy © Wolfgang Thaler
VSL SYNCHRON STAGE in Vienna, Austria by Walters Storyk Design Group (WSDG)Thursday, December 8th, 2016Article source: Walters Storyk Design Group (WSDG) A leading developer of orchestral sample libraries and music production software, the VSL Synchron Stage enlisted WSDG, to upgrade its historical (circa 1940) scoring stage into a cutting-edge recording facility. The reconfigured complex now provides enhanced acoustics and cutting edge technology for recording film music and, the full spectrum of orchestral and choral works. The 2,000 sq. m. / 21,000 sq. ft.), VSL complex represents the worlds only scoring stage capable of merging proprietary software innovations with traditional technologies and procedures  Image Courtesy © Walters Storyk Design Group (WSDG)
Wooden house in Fischamend, Austria by ARCHITEKTI mikulaj &mikulajováThursday, December 1st, 2016Article source: ARCHITEKTI mikulaj &mikulajová The house is floating over a slightly steep land, with a beautiful view to the forest at the end of a small village in Lower Austria. The inner space of the house is organised around an atrium, that creates the core of the structure. This smart way of space arrangement allows the sun and the daylight to enter the spaces the whole day long and also offers interesting views to the garden and the inner courtyard from the rooms.  Image Courtesy © ARCHITEKTI mikulaj &mikulajová
Aparment S in Vienna, Austria by IFUB *Saturday, November 19th, 2016Article source: IFUB * Habitation has always had a very special relevancy in Vienna. Well known for it´s cooperative dwellings, this project shows a very different side of living in Austria´s capital city. The house itself – an art déco mansion built in 1931 consist of three separate apartments. The lowest raised ground floor apartment is owned by the clients since 2013. The flat was found in good but time-worn condition when the IFUB* got the comission for the conversion. Besides the details found in the flat itself, childhood memories and a strong personal connection of the client to the place and other conversions in the recent decades had to be considered in the design.  Image Courtesy © Sorin Morar
Goetzis Fire Station A in Austria by Cukrowicz Nachbaur Architekten ZT GmbHWednesday, November 16th, 2016Article source: Cukrowicz Nachbaur Architekten ZT GmbH The competition project was developed for a different site between the large buildings of the garn market in the south and small scale single family houses in the north. After a change of the building site the project could be adapted. The new building of the fire station reacts to these surroundings with a calm and contained structure. The reduction to a few openings of the structure generates dynamic facades. The functional organization of the building is arranged in two main areas: administration- and training area as well as garage and workshop area. The two areas are connected via a foyer that is situated throughout the whole depth of the building. The foyer also connects the main entrance with the emergency entrance. All main functions are positioned clearly and well arranged on one floor, short hallways and direct connections guarantee the economical operation of the building as well as the optimal functioning in the case of a fire emergency. The structure will be built as a massive construction. The administration- and training area will be fitted with wooden interiors, the garage and workshop area will be built with a robust and durable combination of steel and concrete. The windows of the administration- and training area will be fitted with a layer of perforated metallic fins serving as sunscreen and homogenizing the appearance of the facades.  Image Courtesy © Adolf Bereuter
Primary School Doren A in Austria by Cukrowicz Nachbaur Architekten ZT GmbHTuesday, November 8th, 2016Article source: Cukrowicz Nachbaur Architekten ZT GmbH Doren’s primary school is located on a steep slope in the centre of the village, alongside the church, rectory and town hall. The building also houses a sports hall and preschool. The five storey concrete building explores themes of rotation and the overlaying of multiple layers in horizontal and vertical. A spatial game is created by the shifting orientations as one moves from layer to layer and floor to floor. The external layer of the walls acts structurally, complemented by floor-to-ceiling beams spanning within the building’s depth. One large opening in each beam allows horizontal circulation from layer to layer. The concrete primary structure is legible and tangible from both inside and outside the school building. All non-structural elements are finished in untreated, native Silver Fir. The timber has been worked differently depending on its purpose: the walls planed smooth, the floors finely sawn. The palette for the new school has been distilled to two materials, one structural and one non-structural: concrete and timber. The new public square in front of the school serves both as a playground during breaks and the centre of social and civic life in the village.  Image Courtesy © HP Schiess
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