Designed by Clemens Kirsch Architecture, Villa Minimale is a remarkable allotment house situated in the scenic hills of Vienna. This compact yet highly efficient retreat balances functionality and design inspiration, offering an ideal space for a family of four to relax, socialize, and garden.
Innsbruck Multi-House is a thoughtfully designed multi-generational residence situated in a historic suburb of Innsbruck, Austria. Located on a quiet street, the project skillfully bridges the gap between single-family dwellings and medium-density housing.
As is well known, the architectural concept of the original hut goes back to Vitruvius and, as an idealized principle of the natural house, gained far-reaching impact in architectural theory of the 18th century
The residential building from the 1960s no longer met contemporary requirements, neither visually, ecologically, nor in terms of the room layout.
The Deconstructed House is entered through the vertical-oriented section, containing guest quarters and a garage from where an exterior canopied staircase leads down into the courtyard, connecting the backyard and the lavish garden in the front.
Transforming a bare attic in the centre of Innsbruck into a home ready to welcome the many stories of a traveller: this was the aim of the latest commission undertaken by NOA.
Relaxation in the middle of the Alps surrounded by picturesque mountains. This dream has become reality with Chalet D in the Austrian Alps.
“MM01” is a 20 square meter small weekend house for two people who usually use it as a base for outdoor sports and other activities in nature.
