ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Austria’3M House in Linz, Austria by Destilat ArchitectureFriday, August 12th, 2011Article source: Destilat Architecture The woodside property which slopes down steeply to the Danube lies at the foot of the Pöstlingberg – surrounded by woods, fields and orchards – at the end of the settlement street. The forest protection zone and the development plan only allow the building to be situated in the north-eastern part of the property.  3M House
Wohnzimmer House in Vienna, Austria by Caramel architekten zt gmbhWednesday, August 10th, 2011Article source: Caramel Architekten A family with one child and maybe more to come dreams of moving from their apartment in the middle of the city to a house at the periphery with plenty of green. They envision children playing in the grass, the parents and their friends sitting amongst them, and all around nothing but green, trees, pure nature. The purchased property is a 500-square-meter plot, a grassy meadow with trees. Four levels, three above ground and one below, are to yield a total of 300 m² of living space.  Night View (Images Courtesy Hertha Hurnaus)
Maria Theresien Strasse in Innsbruck, Austria by AllesWirdGut Architektur ZT GmbHSaturday, August 6th, 2011Article source: AllesWirdGut Architektur ZT GmbH A redesigning of Maria-Theresien-Straße that does justice to the significance that the street has in the townscape of Innsbruck: the goal was to create an urban site with a rich atmosphere that invites strolling, hanging out, and meeting people. The identity of the site derives from the tension between urbanity and a panoramic view into nature, between past and future, between a specific character and a connective function in the urban structure of Innsbruck.  Night View (Images Courtesy Hertha Hurnaus)
(TOO) MANY COLUMNS in Vienna, Austria by Stephan SoblTuesday, August 2nd, 2011Article source: Stephan Sobl The epitome of a Hypostyle Hall in my project is a field of massive and fragile columns that define a variation of spatial and volumetric interiors of the terminal. Denser areas of the field create intimate spaces and become areas to rest whereas less dens areas are circulation routes and contain architectural programs.  Aerial Perspective
House Haller in Mellau, Austria by Haller Jürgen & Dr. Arch. Peter PlattnerSaturday, July 16th, 2011Article source: Haller Jürgen & Dr. Arch. Peter Plattner The vision was a customised building, incorporating the impressive panorama at the foot of the Alps with a lifestyle demanding variable solutions. The owner’s specifications were a house combining living and working areas under one roof.  Evening View (Image Courtesy Albrecht Schnabel)
NEU 31 in Vienna, Austria by SUPERBLOCK ZT GmbHWednesday, July 13th, 2011Article source: SUPERBLOCK ZT GmbH The concept of the overlapping spatial structure, open to the outside as well as inside, with symbiotically conjoined resitential and office accomodation units is not merely a lip service here, it runs throughout all parts of the building – the spatial solution appeared that beneficial to the architects to occupy it by themselves.  View from the garden (Images Courtesy Hertha Hurnaus)
Flederhaus (Come In and Hang Out) in Vienna, Austria by Heri und SalliTuesday, July 12th, 2011Article source: Heri und Salli The FLEDERHAUS as an open space where the visitors can be find a new home and it can again serve as an oasis of relaxation and a symbol of a vertical public sphere.  Flederhaus (Image Courtesy mischa erben)
Stella Zwei in Vienna, Austria by Zechner & ZechnerFriday, June 10th, 2011Article source: Zechner & Zechner The newly arisen VIERTEL ZWEI is characterised by the all-pervading attempt to develop an urban situation that generates a spatial definition for contemporary worlds of work. This Viertel Zwei, which is dedicated to the use of work in the tertiary and quaternary sector, service and information, has been configured as a self-contained place. The area is noted for having superb internal connection qualities and for the park-style quality of its public zones. The two elements of meadow and water prove that the necessary period of relaxation at work, the breaktime, has also been thought about in a visually present way and as an opportunity to feel. The only two exceptions from the application of work, which constitutes Viertel Zwei, are a hotel and a residential building.  Stella Zwei (Image Courtesy Thilo Härdtlein)
The Spiraling Library – the national library extension in Hofburg, Austria by PrechteckSaturday, June 4th, 2011Article source: Prechteck Prechteck’s design for the extension of the national library of Austria located at the Hofburg in Vienna contains a number of cultural facilities including a 1200sqm underground core exhibition hall, a smaller 600sqm multifunctional hall, creative studios, a restaurant and shops.  Interior View
Flag in Weinviertel, Austria by Propeller ZFriday, June 3rd, 2011Article source: Propeller Z The little farmhouse in a rural village some 60 km north of Vienna is of traditional u-shaped layout: living spaces to one side, stable and barn on the other side of a small courtyard, with a covered driveway connecting the two volumes. The original structure was built on purely functional principles, with protection being the main object. Due to the sloping terrain this resulted in a partially buried structure without any relationship with the surrounding landscape.  Exterior View (Images Courtesy Hertha Hurnaus)
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