Architecture 2024: Industrial buildings and workspace
Hintsteiner Group – Headquarter and production hall
The imposing headquarters of the Austrian carbon and plastics specialist Hintsteiner now also impressively embodies the international appeal of the high-tech pioneer in architectural terms. With its dynamic and aesthetic construction, which integrates nature into its design, the building symbolizes the company's innovative strength. Robust materials such as reinforced concrete
Leather goods workshop in France
The stated ambition is to radically renew the design of Louis Vuitton's leather goods workshops. This involves achieving a new standard of 6000 m2. The project is based on a dual proposition: "workshop in the countryside" and "designed from the assembly line". The production assembly line constitutes the unit of
Wall Street
The Wall Street Business Center is a commercial building poised to become one of the most magnificent structures in the area, boasting impressive design, perfectly laid out interior workspaces, and numerous pleasant meeting rooms. The building features five floors and two expansive underground spaces with two levels of parking. Moreover,
Prishtina Business Center
A storage facility is not usually treated in a human scale as a result of its function. Wanting to change the way they are perceived we tried humanizing them without risking their functionality through our way of thinking and design. This is a project in which architecture combines and
Winery Tola
Cantina Tola, set in Sicily, epitomizes the fusion of traditional winemaking with modern innovation. This family-operated winery honors Sicily's rich viticultural heritage while embracing contemporary design, reinterpreting the classic Sicilian "baglio" with a modern twist. Utilizing a blend of traditional stone and modern materials like glass and steel, its architecture
Warehouse with attached office building and showroom – AGRIMATCO
On the land located on the outskirts of the town of Cojușna, Chisinau municipality, in the area of agricultural land, with a flat relief and large open areas with small islands of tall vegetation. The planimetric concept resulted from many factors such as Terrain configuration; The positioning of the
PRODUCTION HALL AND OFFICE
A cutting-edge facility where the steel industry's heartbeat resonates through a seamlessly integrated production hall and modern offices. Our production hall is a marvel of efficiency, equipped with advanced machinery and streamlined processes, ensuring unparalleled manufacturing. The contemporary offices embody sophistication and functionality. They provide an optimal environment for collaboration,
KNEM Offices
The plot is located in Barcelona’s Poble Nou and was part of the jute spinning factory of the Hermanos Godó, known as “El Cànem”. The façade on Doctor Trueta Str, included in the Architectural Heritage Protection Plan, is preserved. The building consists of three volumes: two facing the streets and
ASA Institute – Adaptive Reuse of Industrial Building
The former soap factory Astro (1894) has been transformed into a modern institutional space. The building functions as an administrative-technical block of the ASA Institute within the complex of a new general hospital. Astro is a unique example of the industrial heritage of Sarajevo and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The building has a
Tehnicas Timber Office
Following past collaborations on production halls, this project set the stage for TehnicaS' headquarters through close cooperation between architect and client / builder. Besides serving as an office and research facility in the vicinity of the production area, the building is meant to showcase both the fine timber products of
Office & Showroom BrandsFurniture – Dacca
The proposal aims to transform a single-family residence into a mixed-use building, serving as both a showroom and office space for Dacca Group Trade – Brands Furniture. The goal was to create a new, improved structure and enhance the existing image along the street. The building was designed to accommodate
HEADQUARTERS ALPERIA BOLZANO
Sustainable harmony and eco-friendly design choices were paramount in the renovation led by MARCO SETTE ARCHITECTURE studio at the Alperia headquarters in the historic Dodiciville district in Bolzano. Seamlessly blending transparency and reflection, the design embodies sustainability and eco-friendly practices through careful material and spatial selections. The grandeur of the
Factory Lisbon
Factory Lisbon, a 1973 military factory, has been transformed into an innovation district on Lisbon’s harbor front. Originally designed for noodle machines, the 200-meter-long, 11-meter-wide building creatively addresses emergency circulation without concrete cores. External lightweight walkways and stairs weave around historic silos and a mirrored elevator shaft, minimizing structural impact.
BÜROATELIER ED
The studio office is nestled into an existing undulation in the small village of Trodena nel parco, making it barely visible from any reference points in the village. Its appearance entirely adapts to the location, almost puritanical yet defining its place. The conversion of the existing cut in the sloping
Startblock B2 – Open Lab and New Work for Cottbus and the Lusatia region
The Start-up Incubator Startblock B2 aims to promote innovation and creativity as a hub for exchange between founders, the Brandenburg University of Technology, and the Cottbus community. In the face of structural changes brought about by the recent energy transition, Cottbus and the Lusatia region are undergoing transformation. The project
ORGANICA
The elegant organic curves of the new ORGANICA office building gracefully contrast with the rugged urban landscape of Ostrava. Designed by Schindler Seko architects, the building's ground plan resembles a four-bladed propeller, paying homage to the region's industrial history. The facade evokes the imagery of a cogwheel, reminiscent of those
Of Brick & Breath
The brick pattern on the facade draws inspiration from the rhythm of locally produced fabric, batik. Designed to incorporate variations and textures, the bricks feature various orientations and sizes, composing complimentary textures, scales, and patterns on the facade. This creates a sense of familiarity and belonging for the workers. The
Hydroelectric power plant Töging
The existing and listed power station site from 1924 could no longer accommodate the new technical power plant components, necessitating new construction. To integrate the large-scale technology of a hydropower plant into the landscape, the massive new building was largely inserted underground into the terrain. The above-ground parts of the
Liander Westpoort
The new Alliander offices in Amsterdam Westpoort, designed by De Zwarte Hond, feature a circular and flexible design with a timber construction. The ensemble comprises an office building, workshops, warehouses, test facilities, and an educational and parking building. Liander Westpoort stands out for its equal attention to all parts of
Umspannwerk Nord
The project entails a substation featuring three transformers. The building is constructed using reinforced concrete with colored exposed concrete, drawing inspiration from the design of the existing gas heating plant. The cantilevered section of the building houses the network control room, accessible via its dedicated staircase and containing offices and
BudaPrés Cider
BudaPrés is a cider factory situated in the Etyek wine region of Hungary. Inspired by the Tartan pattern, the architectural concept reimagined the traditional gable roof of press houses, resulting in a unique spatial arrangement. The building masses emerge from the hillside, reminiscent of old-fashioned cellar entrances, seamlessly blending into
“AM INN” Office Building
LORENZATELIERS’ compact extension plan for the BORA sites in Niederndorf focuses on densifying already developed areas near the Inn and creating an efficient “company campus” by connecting existing buildings via bridges. This approach reduces land use and improves operational efficiency. The new building features five above-ground floors of office space,
Beton Eisack HQ
"From grey to green" was the motto behind the conversion of the headquarters. The original building, designed by architect Armin Blasbichler in 2002, serves as the entrance to the concrete factory. With a focus on research and development, adapted needs emerged over time. The aim, 20 years later, was