Bründl Spa Hotel / By Isa Stein Studio + TEAM M Architects

Bad Leonfelden, Austria
Isa Stein Studio + TEAM M Architects
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The building develops its form from the specific site. We gave the project the name "three-dimensional earth-line".

St. Joseph / By Wolfgang Tschapeller Architect

Niederösterreich, Austria
Wolfgang Tschapeller Architect
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Photo © Courtesy of Lukas Schaller

The house design was formed a concrete to be made habitable independent of the building site. The concrete shell was positioned at the edge of the remainder of a plain along the Danube floodplains. Its basic measurements reached 615 cm by 620 cm by 2230 cm.

ML museum liaunig / By querkraft architekten

Neuhaus/Suha, Carinthia, Austria
querkraft architekten
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Photo © Courtesy of Lisa Rastl

ML Museum Liaunig, Neuhaus, Austria – When Heinz Tesar's museum for the Essl Collection was opened in Klosterneuburg, near Vienna nine years ago it was Austria's first newly built private museum and seemed likely to long remain the only one of its kind. However a worthy successor soon came along in the form of the Liaunig Museum in which a new generation of architects interprets the phenomenon "art" in its own way.

Housing with Verandas / By Rüdiger Lainer + Partner Architekten

Buchengasse 157, 1100 Vienna, Austria
Rüdiger Lainer + Partner Architekten
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Photo © Courtesy of Hubert Dimko

The taller part rises out of a one- to-two storey plinth zone that has incised outdoor areas and private patios, and is shifted back from the lower, differentiated block edge.

Cloud Tower / By The next ENTERprise - Architects

Grafenegg, Austria
The next ENTERprise - Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Lukas Schaller

The site for the open-air pavilion is a park based on the model of an English landscape garden. In the 250 years of its existence, successive periods have left their traces, and this stylistic variety is one of the reasons for the park’s appeal.

Top of Tyrol, Mountain Peak Platform / By LAAC Architekten

Mount Isidor – Stubai glacier in Tyrol, Austria
LAAC Architekten
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During recent years a number of observation platforms have been created attempting by different means to confront the visitor with the beauties of nature.

Kindergarten Sighartstein : By Kadawittfeldarchitektur

Sighartstein, Land Salzburg, Austria
Kadawittfeldarchitektur
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Photo © Courtesy of Angelo Kaunat, Salzburg

Spatial dimension of the ornamental facade
Situated on the periphery of the site of green meadows and felds, the first impression of the construction site provided the idea for the sculptural facade by way of an elevated grass turf.

TMW Technical Museum Entrance : By querkraft architekten

Vienna, Austria
querkraft architekten
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During summer 2010 the technical museum together with Querkraft Architects designed a new entrance foyer and museum shop.

House Haller : By Haller Jürgen & Peter Plattner Architekt

Mellau, Austria 
Haller Jürgen & Peter Plattner Architekt
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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.

NIK Building : By Ate­lier Thomas Pucher & Alfred Bram­berger

Graz, Austria
Ate­lier Thomas Pucher & Alfred Bram­berger
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Photo © Courtesy of Andreas Buchberger

Nikolaiplatz as it stands today was a process of conversional development which took its shape over a period of time. While the architectural style (as well as the desired building density) changed, the site layout remained stably constant. Due to the growing density in the

Vanilli : By x Architekten

Hofgasse, Linz, Austria
x Architekten
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Photo © Courtesy of David Schreyer

Task
The bar “Vanilli“, on the ground floor of a house situated in the old town, has been the most popular venue of Linz’s trendy nightlife for more than two decades. The new owners brought with them the desire for a complete redecoration, aiming to retain the glamorous reputation whilst also maintaining the fundamental building structures of the listed building to meeting planning requirements.

Uniopt Pachleitner Group Headquarters : By GS Architects

Graz, Austria
GS Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Gerald Liebminger

An architectonic punctuation at an exposed site of the city – a new and distinctive Entree to the city – a future oriented potential for development for the whole area.

Edel,Weiss Residences : By Matteo Thun

Katschberg, Austria
Matteo Thun
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Photo © Courtesy of Jens Weber

Project description:

Built on the highest point of the Katschberg Alpline Pass, 1600 meters high, the two monolithic apartment-towers edel:weiss demonstrate an almost symbolic  portal between the two provinces Salzburg and Kärnten and have been appointed to act as the new town’s landmark for today.

Haus Elise : By Synn Architekten

Vienna, Austria
Synn Architekten
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Photo © Courtesy of Manfred Seidl

The wish of the client, to give the young son a private, independent area, becomes the main topic of the design and organizes the arrangement of the rooms in the house. The three diversely proportioned structures are adapted in size and height to the different uses and accommodate the living areas, connected by a low “spine”, in which the side rooms and the kitchen as well as the stairs are located.

Flag House : By Propeller Z

Fahndorf, Austria
Propeller Z
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Photo © Courtesy of  Hertha Hurnaus

Within a budget of 70,000 euros, Propeller Z has completed an addition for a 200 year old farmhouse in Fahndorf, Austria.  The addition, which includes a kitchen and living space, extends from one of the farm’s U-shaped arms, quietly peaking out behind its older counterpart. The balance between Propeller Z’s efforts to preserve most of the existing farm while incorporating a contemporary language, yields an elegant and sophisticated result.

Leeb Fruit Orchard : By Architects Collective

Wiener Strasse 40, A-7161 St. Andrä am Zicksee, Austria
Architects Collective
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Austrian architect Architects Collective recently has completed the fruit production facility for the Leeb Fruit Orchard. It was built in “passive house” standard by the prefabricated structure, wall and roof elements which were primarily constructed using renewable and recycled materials.

Family House in Zellerndorf : By Franz Architekten

Zellerndorf, Austria
Franz Architekten
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Photo © Courtesy of Franz Architekten

Vienna-based firm franz architekten reinterprets the traditional extended farmhouse
with their design of 'family house in zellerndorf' located in lower austria. taking the region's
typology of dividing the architecture into its individual programs (residence, barn, stables),
the single-family dwelling utilizes three separate volumes of 6.6m x 16.6m and provides
a straight course of circulation with a long, glazed passageway.

Yellowcent Shop : By Synn Architekten

Brunn am Gebirge, Austria
Synn Architekten
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The small shop near Vienna was designed transforming yellowcents already existing online-presence and its corporate design into architecture. A wall unit which has perforations of different sizes and heights acts as storage space and display area. Its surfaces consist of white high gloss finish and plexiglas. Facing the entrance a large integrated plasma display shows the company´s presentation videos.

MUMUTH Music Theater : By UNStudio

Graz, Austria
UNStudio
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Photo © Courtesy of Paul Ott

UNStudio keeps Graz humming with its MUMUTH music building. 
In the daytime, unStudio’s Haus für Musik und Musiktheater (MUMUTH) is a mysterious presence among historic houses on Lichtenfelsgasse Street in Graz, Austria’s second-largest city. A fine, stainless-steel mesh attached to gently curved steel frames completely masks the four-story, glass-and-steel structure as well as the spectacular concrete spiral that is the heart of the building. During the day, when only students and staff of the Kunstuniversität Graz (KUG) use its teaching and administrative spaces, they enter the building from the adjacent park at the west. But at night, interior lighting brings the building’s public identity as a theater to life, and the visitors enter the music house by a separate entrance on the south.

Klinikum Klagenfurt : By DFA Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes

St. Veiter Strasse 47, A 9020 Klagenfurt, Austria
DFA Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes
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Photo © Courtesy of Hertha Hurnaus

The new project for the Provincial Hospital in Klagenfurt is innovative in many ways. The latest Medical Technology along with an enhanced cross-utilization of medical equipment and facilities (operating rooms, examination and treatment rooms and wards in the logistics field) give this new hospital a pioneering status in Europe.