The designs derive from black-and-white tiles as the original design element, whose graphic effect and modularity form the starting point of the system. All forms are consistently developed from 45-degree angles that come from
The Maximilian House consists of both an extension and a renovation, transforming a traditional Tyrolean single family dwelling into a multi-generational house. Designed to the passive house standard, the project combines local materials with
Podenhaus - Transformation of a Historic House / Architecture is created in dialogue with place, people, and material. The Podenhaus shows how careful architectural restraint can extend the life of a 550-year-old, listed building
For the growing family, it was especially important to create plenty of space for their children and themselves. Since this was a renovation, we were bound to the existing conditions. The client was particularly
On the Schnepfegg Pass between Schnepfau and Bizau, a traditional Vorsäß has been made usable again throughout the year. On the site where the inn "Ochsen" burned down in 1954, a small hut for
Above Schwarzenberg, at the edge of the Vorsäß zone, the former alpine outpost "Holzhalden" once stood, later replaced by the guesthouse "Vier Lärchen". Today, a house for a young family occupies this hillside site.
The two existing gymnasiums were built in 1973 and extended in 1995. The new design is based on a simple color scheme and on the color-coded differentiation of the various halls. Another characteristic feature
SOO.MED is an interdisciplinary medical practice and surgical center in Vienna's 17th district, combining modern consultation rooms with a day-clinic surgical area across two floors. The project's goal was to deliberately avoid the typical
After the architectural redesign and structural expansion of the Raiffeisenbank Hard branch, the foyer in the private customer area, particularly the ground floor, underwent a similarly significant transformation in the second construction phase. The
The first "Junge Wohnen" (young living) project in Melk is designed to meet the needs of young people with compact and flexible apartments, ecological materials, energy efficiency, and low costs. On the southern bypass
The central design concept of "Haus S+M" revolves around creating a retreat in the heart of the urban landscape. Since the property is located right in the city, the architects faced the challenge of
This multi-generational house combines community and privacy. A shared entrance links two independent units, fostering connection while allowing private retreats. Offset volumes create clearly defined interior and exterior spaces, blending individual havens with a
"Wohn-Garten" demonstrates how sustainable urban densification can transform existing residential buildings without sealing additional land. In Vienna’s 16th district, the project was carefully renovated and extended, increasing the residential area by 82% from 843
"Pracht-Werk" demonstrates how sustainable urban densification can transform historic buildings without sealing additional land. The Gründerzeit building in Vienna's 16th district was carefully renovated and extended with three new rooftop levels, increasing residential area
This residential project in Schönberg am Kamp represents a contemporary and sustainable living concept, tailored to the needs of elderly residents. Constructed primarily from exposed cross-laminated timber, the house creates a warm and natural
The forecourt of the District Authority Neunkirchen was formerly dominated by asphalt and primarily used for parking. During hot periods, the extensive sealed surfaces led to significant heat accumulation, adversely affecting the microclimate and
The plot was challenging, but the location was phenomenal. The long western façade lies directly along the Emsbach stream, while the southern front faces the Schlossplatz in Hohenems. The client dreamed of an inn,
The question of how much privacy a house should provide was taken to extremes in modernism through highly transparent, pavilion-like villa types, demonstrating that the appropriate degree of openness strongly depends on the surrounding
Innovative Office with Conference Facilities atop a Former Air-Raid Shelter, PV Façade and Wind Turbine The ecoplus Business Park in Wiener Neudorf covers almost 3 km² - comparable in size to a small town.
The branch of Kärntner Sparkasse stands prominently along the northern property boundary on Pischeldorfer Str. Clearly visible from both directions of traffic, the building opens up at the corner of the site. The access
The buildable area is arranged on the site to create two nearly square garden courtyards that open toward an interior space stretched between them. An outdoor passage connects the gardens, beginning wide and gradually
The Addiction Therapy Center Salzburg is the result of a cooperative planning process on the former parking site of the Christian Doppler Hospital. The project addresses the complex urban interface between public space and
The Marktraum is the centerpiece of a transformation that converts a former parking lot into a climate-active, community-oriented urban landscape, carrying Vienna’s market culture into the future. Conceived as a year-round market, it provides
The project consists of three buildings with 55 apartments and a communal room that enhances social interaction. Five apartment types are combined into distinct volumes, shaped by recessed areas and staggered heights. A new
The Summerstage, located in Vienna's Museum Quarter, redefines public space as an evolving platform that adapts to both social and climatic conditions. More than just a stage for performances, it is an inclusive urban
Consistently planned as mono-material and fully demountable: The single-family house is based on a timber load-bearing structure with timber–clay hybrid elements, solid timber slab floors, and beam ceilings. The external walls are insulated with
The existing Wälderhaus was renovated and carefully developed further, with great care and deep respect for its historical building fabric. The aim was to preserve the original character and structural logic of the building,
"Living at the Vineyard" redefines the gateway to Bad Sauerbrunn. Inspired by the rolling hills of Burgenland, the design leverages the site's natural slope to create a sculptural form. The terraced structure acts as
In partnership with Lufthansa Group's Customer Experience Team, Pearson Lloyd set out to redefine what the airport lounge could be. Drawing on behavioral insight and a deep understanding of spatial experience across home, work,
Gateway to Lake Constance: The newly designed passageway provides a direct link between the city center and Lake Constance, forming an important urban axis and representing a significant step in the development of "Bregenz
