ARCHITECTURE
Akrapovič Production Facility
The new Akrapovič building in Črnomelj is positioned between the existing structures of the complex, serving as a functional connector across two levels. This layout enables the entire facility to operate as a unified whole. The ground and first floors are dedicated to production and internal logistics, while staff facilities and technical rooms are located in the basement. A canopy above the goods handling area also serves as a
Expansion of the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, State Hospital Graz II South
The South State Hospital Graz has expanded its child and adolescent psychiatry department. The new building, which includes 22 beds, a day clinic, and therapy rooms, is thoughtfully integrated into the surrounding park. A connecting corridor - referred to as the “Avenue” - functions as an entrance, waiting area, and gallery, opening the building to the outside. The new structure respects the human scale of the existing buildings and
Railway/Bus/Bike Station Wampersdorf
Seamless Transitions Between Modern Infrastructure and Rural Surroundings Wampersdorf Station is a key stop along the Pottendorfer rail line, which connects Vienna’s city center with its suburban outskirts. Designed as a multimodal Highline Station, it integrates rail, bus, pedestrian, and bicycle traffic into a unified, inviting structure - promoting a new culture of public transport and active mobility. The station features barrier-free access, short transfer routes between bus and
Railway+Bike Station Messe Innsbruck
Along the Viaduct Arches of Innsbruck This project forms part of the transformation of a historic, landmarked area into a vibrant urban living space - an initiative aimed not only at physical renewal but also at revitalizing communities. A subtle architectural intervention was undertaken, carefully integrated into the overall concept with a focus on preserving and respectfully renovating the viaduct arches. This rare architectural heritage was reinterpreted with a
Guthaus – Račianska Residential High-Rise Complex
Encounter Instead of Loneliness The residential high-rises in Bratislava establish a pioneering built environment designed to foster human interaction - countering the widespread indifference often found in urban areas. Highly visible across the cityscape, the project comprises a 20-storey north tower and a 17-storey south tower, connected by an eight-storey central structure. Beyond the thoughtful planning of apartment types - from compact units to spacious family apartments and penthouses
ORG für Leistungssport “Sportgymnasium” und Erweiterung HTL – high school for sports and technology – Dornbirn
New Building ORG for Competitive Sports and HTL Extension, Dornbirn The new sports high school in Dornbirn stands out confidently as a distinctive landmark along Höchsterstrasse. The five-storey building, together with the newly constructed hard court, has been carefully positioned among the existing trees to define the streetscape. The new structure steps down in height toward the existing HTL building, which is set back from the street. It follows
Junction 20 (J20)
Following the success of the multi-award-winning timber project Beyond the Trees Avondale, VDA continues to lead the way in innovative and sustainable timber architecture with J20. The brief for J20 was to create a motorway service station nestled between a thriving forest and a mountain range. Inspired by its natural setting, we designed a canopy structure reminiscent of trees - an organic form that both blends into and celebrates
Nature Home Dolomites
This project exemplifies modern design and sustainability, nestled on a compact hillside plot. The architecture is thoughtfully designed to balance privacy and views, fostering a harmonious relationship with nature. The seven-story building offers a distinctive living experience, with only two levels visible from the access road. These upper levels feature penthouse apartments and an open garage, blending effortlessly with the natural environment. Each apartment functions as an independent home,
Nezu A Flat
This five-story, nine-unit studio apartment complex is located in the heart of Tokyo. The site is compact, measuring just 6,5 meters in width and 11,5 meters in depth. To ensure that all units could receive sunlight, the narrow south-facing frontage was divided into two sections at the absolute limit. Large openings were incorporated to frame views of nearby trees and create a visual depth that enhances the sense of
Ausserrothhof
The Ausserrothhof exemplifies the seamless harmony between historical significance and contemporary architecture. Nestled in the sunlit Italian village of Schenna and surrounded by vineyards, the listed farmhouse - originally built in 1775 - has been thoughtfully remodelled to preserve its character. Natural stone walls, small windows, and a traditional wooden parlour have all been carefully retained. A striking modern extension, constructed from exposed concrete and local larch wood, reinterprets
House of Tensui
This project is a single-family house set within an orange orchard, offering panoramic views of the Ariake Sea and Mount Unzen. Surrounded by nature and an exceptionally beautiful landscape, the site is expected to remain largely unchanged in the future. In such a setting, simply focusing on inhabiting the space felt somewhat self-centered. With this in mind, we approached the design with harmony between the house and its environment
Ippatsu
Ippatsu is a gallery that combines a traditional Japanese teahouse with a contemporary art space. It is located in Takebe town, a 50-minute drive from central Okayama City. As one travels to Takebe, the landscape reveals traces of old Japan, preserving its historical charm. The building, originally the main residence of the Omura family and an oil merchant’s house, dates back to the 20th year of the Meiji era.