Innovative exhibition architecture that integrates the theme directly into the design: new acquisitions minimized/planned for later reuse, existing furniture from previous exhibitions reused and adapted…
Whether wood, glass, concrete, or rubber—the permanent exhibition Material Worlds at the Vienna Technical Museum covers around 3,000 m² and features 13 themed islands, a machine wall, and a visitor platform showcasing the past, present, and future of these materials.
The Café on the main square in Haag has been located on this site since 1904. The main aspects of the conversion were to bring light into the front dining area through the long window incision in the façade and to extend the external open spaces to the south-west with a balcony and to the main square with a new pavement café.
Interior and furniture design for a modern research laboratory (1,400 m²) with foyer, auditorium with 200 seats, public lab, catering area, offices and seminar rooms. The laboratory enables practical experiments with Danube water and brings research closer to the public.
Remodelling and attic conversion of a two-family house. Generous light openings and ecological materials characterise the design.
On the ground floor of a factory building built in 1905, two loft flats with terraces and high-quality furnishings have been refurbished.
Functional offices with a meeting room and kitchenette were created in a former antique shop in Burggasse, 7th district of Vienna.
The redesign of the “Taste of India” restaurants included corporate design, colour concept, graphics, interior design and the design of the outdoor area.
