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01.04.2024 | Icon for young living

Our competition design for “Junges und Studentisches Wohnen Sandwirt” in Tyrol was recognised. The design envisages a mixed residential building around a circular courtyard with a view of the mountains and the River Inn.

25.03.24 | Mediator between two worlds

The focus of our competition design for the Bundesrealgymnasium Vienna, An den Eisteichen, is on green open spaces with terraces on each floor.

18.03.2024 | Lightness and heaviness

Our competition design for the sports hall at HTL Hollabrunn was recognised. The appearance is characterised by a transparent curtain with a massive floating beam.

11.03.2024 | 3rd Prize – New primary school at Kempelenpark

Our competition entry for the new primary school at Kempelenpark in Vienna is based on an interplay of interior and exterior spaces, which manifests itself in a “shelf”.

04.03.2024 | 3rd Prize

Our competition design for the conversion and extension of the Mieming secondary school in Tyrol envisages a coherent building with generous and communicative open spaces.

26.02.2024 | Community building!

Our winning design for the Eselsberg Educational Campus in Ulm offers a variety of spaces for individual and collective use due to a modular timber system.

26.02.2024 | From yesterday into tomorrow

Our Gösserhalle conversion project in Vienna 1100 was recently completed. The building offers a new three-storey building with offices and a restaurant, framed by historic exterior walls

12.02.2024 | Exhibition in Slovenia

Our competition design for the theatre extension of the Jože Plečnik building in Ljubljana - for which we received an award - is on display at Ljubljana Town Hall until 22 February.

05.02.2024 | Building of the Year Nominee!

Our Račianska residential high-rise project was nominated for Building of the Year by ArchDaily. You can still support us and the project by voting until February 13th.

29.01.2024 | 1st prize!

Four quarters make a whole: Four new townhouses are coming to Kempelenplatz in Vienna’s Favoriten district, adding to the neighborhood’s vibrant togetherness of differences.

It is with a collage of four individual houses that the design responds to the heterogeneity of differently sized building plots, setting a four-beat rhythm for a diverse and mixed urban quarter at Vienna's Kempelenpark, which combines resource-saving construction with microclimate measures and high-quality residential space.