The elongated single-storey structure with three common rooms is facing south. The two-storey head-end structure featuring embedded glass details accommodates the kitchen, the spare room and the office. The versatility of the rooms varying in height and dimension casually train children’s visual perception of space.

Classy dwelling combined with the quality of living of single-family homes is possible in apartment buildings as well. The housing units are grouped around a glazed, light-flooded atrium. The spatial planning allows that apartments can also be combined.

The workshop and residential building of a former textile company fulfilled all the requirements for a town hall due to its location at the town centre. The course of the Mühlebach flowing below the three-storey hall is noticeable throughout the building. While the glazed front construction provides access to a public service zone, the back part of it accommodates the offices, the meeting rooms as well as the seminar and lecture room.

The furniture store along the road to Bregenz attracts attention with its oversized, generous, glazed showcase. The building as an entity is window display, entrance gate and lobby at the same time, and also provides exhibition space for artistic interventions.

Compact housing saves energy. Thus, the eight units have optimized external areas with a centered and central circulation. The implementation of the technical details consistently complies with ecological and sustainability standards.

The beautiful spot on a sunny hillside offers self-catering kitchens to sports enthusiasts and people looking for peace and quiet on the one hand. On the other hand they are provided with the "restless” infrastructure which meets the functional and aesthetic expectations.

The two-story house in the Rheintalhaus in Mühlebach, a very old part of Dornbirn, has been "excellently" renovated. The old part of the building had to remain in use as a guest house; in the new building you can visit the architect of this project.

The focus of the school is ecology which is represented by the building. New outdoor areas are created by the two buildings that are separated over ground. The facade consists of a two-layered structure made of wood and glass covered with scaly glass slats.

Am Schnittpunkt zweier Bundesstraßen und am Ausgang der Bahnsteigunterführung zum Bodensee, unmittelbar neben der Verkehrsbrache des ehemaligen Bahnhofsareals gelegen, ist der Bau eine wichtige Punktsetzung im Wegenetz zwischen Stadt und See.

doch noch Platz für ein Mehrfamilienhaus

The revitalization of the former citizen's home in Satteins on the hill copies the typical structure of the village. A clearly structured extension corresponds to the large-scale farmyard of the original building.

A construction of prefabricated reinforced concrete has been added to the existing restaurant at 1700 m above sea level. The architecture provides a new hotel concept which has been implemented in clear and uncompromising forms with courage and steadfastness.

An idyllic place near the old town was an appealing starting point. The three buildings strongly respond to the topology and follow the natural setting of the back slope and the valleys.

A 58 meter long, wooden living cube floats above the architect’s office on the ground floor. The bright, transparent office rooms and apartments with spacious terraces which are accessible by exterior, wooden staircases, constitute the quality of the clear, pragmatic and above all ecological building structure.

The new building in its prominent location opposite the harbour follows the course of the road and forms two courtyards by wrapping the existing L-shaped building in a block-like manner. The glazed upper floors with metal slats rest on a base area of black concrete.

Die farbfröhlichen, expressiven Neubauten - Bürohaus, Lager und Färberei - verbinden sich mit der Altsubstanz des Textilunternehmens Otten zum neuen Wirtschaftspark.

The strict dark bulk which is covered in slates is not only the convention hall of the rapidly expanding city Wolfurt but also its new centre.

The spacious square with the long narrow reception building hides the extent of the cultural centre. The combination of the old depot, which houses a restaurant, and the new building used for concerts and exhibitions is thus highlighted perfectly.

Four two-storey buildings line up along the street with an open view over the Rhine Valley. Due to the compact shape of the building, particularly good insulation, tested air tightness and a mechanical ventilation system the heating demand has been minimized.

A place of art; and a place for people who want to experience artwork at their leisure. The outplacement of administrative units, shops and cafes directs the focus on the essential function of the solitary building: the exhibition.

The two dark buildings mediate between urban shapes and individual single family-houses in the city center. The apartments are arranged around the central staircase like a pinwheel. Thus, each apartment faces two cardinal directions.

The complex is an outstanding prototype for the development of a timber construction system which is suitable for multi-storey residential buildings. The construction is based on a modular system with prefabricated elements that are laid out in a grid.

The slim, small structure in front of the Kunsthaus shows the same attributes on the inside as on the outside: Black. Minimalistic. Elegant. An urban feeling is tangible during the summer months. Designer odds and ends can be bought in the shop.

Tal- und Bergstation wurden unter Einbeziehung der bestehenden Substanz neu erbaut

The lightweight timber structure of the riding hall, which delicately spans 15 x 30 metres, is worth seeing and a trip to the provost on the steep southern slope of the Walsertal is recommended.

The spectacular supermarket is wrapped in polycarbonate sheets as if vacuum-packed at the blue square of Lustenau. The large cantilevered roof which reminds of the old market halls covers part of the village square.

Six houses are linked together on the western slope and form a differentiated entity caused by alterations in materialization and deep-cut terraces.

The nursing home from the 60s was modified; the new construction was literally plugged through the existing building. It stretches clearly visible towards the street and marks the main entrance. Interesting different room heights are created by the lounge above; its glazing extends over one and a half storeys.

A two-storey square surrounds the idyllic Mediterranean courtyard. Village life self-evidently becomes part of the senior citizen’s home through the integration of club rooms and the post office.

Haus Gisingen expertly combines public functions such as a cafe, a library, a nursing care association and an advice center for mothers with the residential home for elderly people, hidden behind the church but still located in the center. The distinctive roof is visible from afar.

Der Neubau umgreift mit dem hofseitigen Flügel den Altbau aus den 1960er Jahren. Die erweiterte Schalterhalle wird vom Hof über einen zweigeschoßigen Luftraum belichtet.

The municipal building adapts skilfully to the terrain. The south-eastern part - the fire station - follows the course of the road, and the community hall is located at the ground level. The Mayor’s office, the family counselling center and the rehearsal studio are upstairs.

The hotel is a popular destination for architecture enthusiasts and hotel guests with high expectations of a special ambience in Dornbirn’s inner city. Visitors are taken by surprise in the lobby by a pink super size bucket that directs the focus on art and architecture.

The Firehouse Dornbirn is a clearly structured building; its typical parts are at right angles to each other and thus create a kind of courtyard made of steel, glass and aluminum in the predominant colors red and dark grey.

The new wing is an extension to the existing hotel complex; it is structured by the added layer of balconies made of light wood. It offers spacious rooms and imposing mountain scenery.

The Vetterhof is located between Dornbirn and Lustenau. It is an entity which combines housing, livestock farming, storage as well as product processing and refinement. Own produced organic products are sold in the farm shop.

Die üppige Form des Rundbaus hat mit der inneren Funktion zu tun: Verbreiterung zur Bühne und die Wölbung an der Decke haben direkte akustische Auswirkungen. Auffällig rot sitzt der Baukörper inmitten von interessanten öffentlichen Gebäuden der Gemeinde, die in einem Jahrzehnt entstanden sind...

A cladding of wooden slats defines the glass cube. At night, the room shines like a large lantern and is easily visible from a distance.

The 8-passenger monocable gondola lift leads from Vandans via Latschau up to the Montafon Golm. Transparent glazed scales and rich colors are consistent features of the individual stations of the cableway.

The clubhouse is small and coherent and the landscape "design" of the golf course in its exceptional, high-alpine location is remarkable.

As a consequence of the new construction’s positioning in relation to the existing church, a new square was created next to the guesthouses. It guides the visitors through an arcade of steel stanchions and high glass walls to the reception, the cafeteria and the dining room. Do not forget to marvel at the walk-in art object "Wasserhaus” on the premises.

The Berghaus and Hotel Stützpunkt Bielerhöhe are located within the wild mountain scenery above the lake. Its form clearly relates to the local topography and the dam. It is an individual statement about the building style in the Alps.

In the mountain village and high society skiing resort Warth the two-class school is equipped with all special rooms that are available for the village community as well. The large cantilevered roof that can carry 500 tons of snow attracts attention.

The Heimann-Rosenthal villa in Gründerzeit style houses a historic site: the Jewish museum. The careful renovation and preservation of the bourgeois living environments as well as the reserved and dignified presentation of the documents enable visitors to immerse themselves into a different time.

The well-known, first solar powered school in Austria which offers an extensive view of the Rhine valley, supplies itself with 80% of the heating energy with solar panels on the roof of the south facade.