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Apartment A: Designing for a Young Family in Vienna

Minimalist kitchen and dining area with neutral colors, wood furnishings, and large windows.

Nestled in the heart of Vienna, Austria, Apartment A showcases the exceptional design work of destilat Design Studio. This 180 m2 flat in a prestigious old building was carefully remodeled to meet the needs of a young family, even with the challenges of travel restrictions during the pandemic. The design features a palette of subtle natural tones, high-quality sustainable materials, and a thoughtful lighting concept that creates a calming, harmonious atmosphere.

Penthouse O: Luxury Apartment Design in Vienna

Modern, minimalist living space with sleek black fireplace unit, open floor plan, and natural materials.

Luxury and sophistication abound in Penthouse O, a stunning 500 m2 family apartment designed by the renowned firm Destilat in the heart of Vienna, Austria. This two-story penthouse, completed in 2022, showcases a harmonious blend of minimalist elegance and functionality, with an open floor plan that seamlessly flows into expansive terraces and an impressive rooftop garden featuring a pool, outdoor kitchen, and lush greenery.

Ötztal Tourismus: Innovative Timber Architecture in Solden

Modern, alpine-inspired architecture with wooden accents, set against snowy mountains.

Ötztal Tourismus, a stunning architectural marvel located in Sölden, Austria, showcases the exceptional design prowess of Obermoser + Partner Architekten ZT. Completed in 2021, this project embodies a harmonious blend of modern design and respect for the surrounding landscape.

Featuring a dynamic, forward-leaning volume that encloses the forecourt, the building’s glazed ground floor and wooden upper levels create an inviting and visually captivating experience for visitors. With its flexible interior arrangements, energy-efficient construction, and thoughtful integration of regional materials, Ötztal Tourismus stands as a testament to the architects’ commitment to sustainable and adaptable design.

Multi-Generational Care Knittelfeld

A modern playground with a large red slide, surrounded by trees and a contemporary building.

Designed by Dietger Wissounig Architekten, the Multi-Generational Care Knittelfeld project in Knittelfeld, Austria, is a cutting-edge medical facility that combines a renovated state care center with a new care home and childcare facility. Featuring a cohesive façade of larch wood, the development offers a harmonious blend of old and new, providing 45 beds in the existing care home and 45 additional beds in the new extension.

Reiters Reserve: Minimalist Luxury in Austria’s Retreat

Sleek, minimalist interior with warm wood tones, clean lines, and modern furnishings.

A harmonious blend of sustainability and minimalist design transforms a resort in Bad Tatzmannsdorf, Austria into a serene retreat paradise. Spearheaded by BEHF Architects, the Reiters Reserve Premium Suites project showcases a thoughtful approach that prioritizes quality, efficiency, and guest comfort. The new suites, crafted from sustainably sourced materials, offer a flexible and adaptable living experience, catering to the diverse needs of modern travelers.

House with a Crown: Bringing Nature Into an Attic Loft in Austria

Modern kitchen with vaulted ceiling, wooden window frames, and black pendant lights.

Expanding the living space for a young family, Austrian architect Philipp Gitterle‘s “House with a Crown” seamlessly blends timber construction with a contemporary design aesthetic. Completed in 2023, this single-family home in Austria showcases the natural beauty of wood throughout its facade and interior, complemented by a striking glass-enclosed attic that brings the outdoors in. With a focus on efficiency and rapid construction, this project exemplifies the innovative use of sustainable materials to create a modern, light-filled dwelling.

House E: Elevating Living Spaces Above Linz’s Skyline

Modern house terrace with infinity pool and city view.

Discover House E, designed by Caramel in Linz, Austria, a modern house that challenges architectural norms. Built in 2014 on a slope, it offers views over Linz by elevating living spaces. With smart solutions to meet size regulations while accommodating a five-person family, the design includes unique features like children’s rooms with galleries, a sauna adjacent to a rock garden, and seamless indoor-outdoor living areas.

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