DOWNTOWN by PROJECT MA; Hungary
The apartment, located in the heart of Budapest, offers a panoramic view to the urban landscape. The owner’s lifestyle is being communicative, flexible and dynamic. These characteristic features were the main elements that lead
BDO – Kantine by Atelier Heiss Architekten with Jabornegg & Pálffy Architects; Austria
The cafeteria, which is also accessible for guests from outside, covers the entire front of the building and gets light from three sides. The back wall was designed by the artist Claus Prokop and
BDO – Austria Headquarter by Atelier Heiss Architekten with Jabornegg & Pálffy Architects; Austria
Here, the interior of a company headquarter was designed and realized: A generous reception area, 15 meeting rooms and an event hall are accommodated over five levels. Light materials and surfaces emphasize the generous
Alexandra Stingl-Enge, STINGL-ENGE ARCHITEKTEN, AUSTRIA
Alexandra Stingl-Enge was born in Leoben in Austria and completed her architectural studies in Graz and Paris. After years of practice she founded the office in Trofaiach together with Winfried Enge in 2001. The office
Susanna Wagner, LICHBLAUWAGNER ARCHITEKTEN, GERMANY
Andreas Lichtblau and Susanna Wagner deals almost exclusively with technical achievements of architecture. Their own buildings are regarded in Austria to be among the most advanced examples proving that modern consumer technology and modern building
Paolo Didonè, Devvy Comacchio, DIDONÈ COMACCHIO ARCHITECTS, ITALY
Didoné Comacchio Architects is founded in 2013. They work in different scales of architectural practice with a provision for material and sensory experimentation, applying a design philosophy whereby the potential of the context is considered
Attila Béres, BÉRES ARCHITECTS, HUNGARY
Béres Architects was founded in 2008 by Attila Béres. Most of Béres Architects' projects are small scale private buildings and are all tailored to fit their clients the best way possible. The key to good
Ferdinand Salzmann, ATELIER ST, GERMANY
Atelier ST has been directed by Silvia Schellenberg-Thaut and Sebastian Thaut since 2005. They work with about ten employees on projects of varying dimensions with focus mainly on housing and cultural buildings. Their work is
TARABA, room divider by Katerina Trpovska for Nunc, Croatia
Four simple elements — bases, wooden bars, metal couplings and fabric partitions participate in a harmonious play, forming a modular partition structure of infinite combining possibilities. A play of lights and shadows on the