Showing posts with label Solid Architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Solid Architecture. Show all posts

Monday, March 26, 2012

Stage Design | Open Air Stage Piberstein | Maria Lankowitz | Austria | Solid Architecture


Optically and functionally, the 3-dimensional building structure merges with its surrounding, by presenting a multiplicity of different views and connecting terrain and stage towards the swimming lake by means of a stand.
The stage rests on a prefabricated concrete basement housing, apart from a covered access area for the artists, also cloakrooms, rooms for sanitary facilities, showerrooms, a first-aid-room, a room for technical facilities and storage rooms. The stage proper is situated above these ancillary rooms. Two lateral stage towers, with one of them closed and the other one in an opened-up structure, open up the stage towards the natural arena, by being diagonally arranged. At the backside, a stand connects the stage level with the open-air terrain.........more

Saturday, May 21, 2011

Bus Stop Design | Montafon | Austria | Solid Architecture


With a small budget so spaces can be created that have a high quality. The entry points can always be adapted to changing circumstances: The furniture can be easily transported from place to place, existing configurations can be expanded, etc.
Simple form - consistent appearance
The three furniture is made from the same materials and have the same height. Information boards and displays are always found in the same place. The clear design of the furniture, with advice and calm the inflationary signs equipped public space. The exact formation of edges provides precision and accuracy.
From simple to large stele stop with bus stops in front of a cable car produced by the combination of the three furniture (stele, temple and Sitzbox) and its simple, rectangular shape a uniform appearance with high recognition value........more

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Pavillion Design | EXPO ZARAGOZA 2008 | Austrian Pavilion | Solid Architecture


For the EXPO ZARAGOZA 2008 the participating countries lease parts of the buildings constructed by the organizer. In the Austrian room there is projected an exhibition concept on the subject "Water and Sustainability", subject matter of the EXPO ZARAGOZA 2008.

By means of digital projection the panoramas undergo permanent change. Different weather situations, sunshine, rain and snow may be simulated, as well as the transition of day to night and vice versa, or various scales.
In addition, the panoramas may be the projection area for information, as for example by means of other pictures or graphs..........more
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