ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Austria’LOFT B in Anif, Salzburg, Austria by MUTANT ARCH.MEDIAWednesday, April 9th, 2014Article source: MUTANT ARCH.MEDIA Development of an agricultural component object on approximately 300sqm of living space including a galleria on 2nd floor. Everything was planned so that it is very neutral looks although the color and radiates a lot of heat .  Image Courtesy © MUTANT ARCH.MEDIA
Rolling Stones in Graz, Austria by INNOCAD Architektur ZT GmbHSunday, April 6th, 2014Article source: INNOCAD Architektur ZT GmbH INNOCAD and its multidisciplinary team, consisting of fashion and product designers, sound and media designers, won the Graz Armoury “Cannon Room” competition.  Image Courtesy © Paul Ott, Graz
Multiple-generation house in Eichgraben, Austria by franz zt gmbhThursday, March 27th, 2014Article source: franz zt gmbh After the birth of their first daughter, the young family were taken by the idea of a single-family house in the countryside. in the wienerwald they found a little house in need of rehabilitation with a large garden. prospective possibilities of enlargement were already investigated before buying the property.the lean budget required a high portion of own capital in order to take the first steps in renovating the old building and undertake thermal sanitation.upon completion of sanitation, the second child had already been born, and thoughts regarding an annexe became more concrete. also, the grandmother’s wish for a granny flat should be taken into consideration. building regulations left little leeway regarding building density and height. in order to accommodate the entire spatial programme, developing a two-storey structure was mandatory.  Image Courtesy © Kurt Kuball
Residential Building in Vienna, Austria by Söhne & Partner architectsTuesday, March 18th, 2014Article source: Söhne & Partner architects The residential building in the 21st district of Vienna contains a total of 42 small apartments between 40 and 50m². Each has either a bright balcony or a private terrace. In the attic floor there are spacious apartments with associated large roof terraces. While planning this building it was essential to reach an optimal exploitation of the officially permitted building volume. Common areas such as a spacious green courtyard including a modern children’s play area have loads of space available.  Image Courtesy © Söhne & Partner architects
DC Tower in Vienna, Austria by DOMINIQUE PERRAULT ARCHITECTURESaturday, March 1st, 2014Article source: DOMINIQUE PERRAULT ARCHITECTURE When an architect delivers a building it is always an extremely emotional moment, marked by the end of a long process of mediation, from absolute potentiality of early sketches to fine tuning in situ of final details. An actor, for a time, in the endless development of territories, the architect exits the scene. He hands over the controls to those he has been working for. This is the moment when architecture transitions from the intellectual, conceptual state to the fundamentally physical and real.  Image Courtesy © Michael Nagl
Villa Freundorf in Judenau, Austria by Project A01 architects ZT GmbHTuesday, February 25th, 2014Article source: Project A01 architects ZT GmbH A monolithic residence has been built for a young family in a village close to Vienna. On an exposed hillside plot the residential building is positioned as a solitaire. The sculptural object is surrounded by a generous garden designed by the owners gardening company. The spacious garden merges into the surrounding fields and the natural site.  Image Courtesy © Brigida Gonzales
SUNLIGHTHOUSE in Pressbaum, Austria by juri troy architectsSunday, February 2nd, 2014Article source: juri troy architects The Velux Sunlighthouse in Pressbaum near Vienna is the first co²-neutral single-family-house in Austria. The challenge was to create a house that taps the full potential of the plot on the one hand and to develop an energy and ecology concept that would erase the ecological footprint of the house within the next thirty years on the other hand. What distinguishes this project from many ambitious preceding projects is the aim to combine minimized numerical values for energy efficiency with ambitious architecture in spite of an all but ideal plot.  Image Courtesy © juri troy architects
House under the Oaks in Eichgraben, Austria by juri troy architectsWednesday, January 29th, 2014Article source: juri troy architects The house under the oaks is a low budget passive house concept developed for an Austrian family. With a minimum footprint and a wide outstretching wooden box on six columns it offers a living area of about 100 m2 on a plot of 913m2. The whole structure was done in prefabricated timber with ecological wood wool insulation of up to 60 cm.  Image Courtesy © juri troy architects
Conference and Coaching Center in Stollhof, Austria by cp architekturWednesday, January 29th, 2014Article source: cp architektur The challenge of the project was to plan a medium conference- and coaching centre for multinational Fast Moving Consumer Goods companies. The architectural form establishes a symbiosis between the landscape and building topography with the aim to steer the eye towards nature and the site. Through the adaption of the prevailing site topography in the building shape – in form of roof pitches and ascending ramps – the visual perception of the site is reflected.  Image Courtesy © Philipp Kreidl
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I LOVE F CAFE in Vienna, Austria by Söhne & Partner ArchitectsSaturday, January 25th, 2014Article source: Söhne & Partner Architects The first LOVE F CAFÉ is placed at the formerly most exclusive and prominent corner in Vienna – the “SIRK-corner”. The Café, owned by TV cannel Fashion-TV, is set in the middle of the broad entry into the traditional Viennese city center, succeeding in striking a bridge between modernity and tradition.  Image Courtesy © Söhne & Partner Architects
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