The construction of our community centre in Südburgenland is progressing. Apparently it will be a flying henhouse and we are very happy about that, as the project connects – supposedly – different worlds into a coherent whole.

One wise man once said: ‚Good things come to those who wait!‘
In this case for almost seven years: Our Forstreiter Wine Pavilion finally got realized. Fabulous Bruno Klomfar depticted this extraordinary construction for us recently.

The groundbreaking ceremony for the Civic Center Burgauberg-Neudauberg took place on August 20th, including a press talk with several journalists from various local newspapers and journals.

In cooperation with Miyako Nairz and Manfred Gräber we are about to realize our first project in Burgenland. The complex hosts Burgauberg-Neudauberg’s municipal administration and has several additional functions: elderly-housing, village shop, start-up offices and young living. The new building complex defines, together with the existing constructions, a new village square, where futural public life schould take place.

The international publishing house l’ARCA has brought out a new book: goebl architecture — what it needs. It is available online and in selected bookstores (in Vienna at König in the MQ and Morawa in the 1st district).

The volume presents numerous recent buildings, projects, drawings, writings, installations, and exhibitions and a supplementary spread of guest essays in the form of “Cartes Blanches”, written by renowned personalities such as Andreas Salcher, Wolf D. Prix, Siegfried Meryn, Kristin Feireiss, Matthias Strolz, and many more.

Photo credit: GEDESAG

The groundbreaking ceremony for our Tulln—Schielehof Residential complex took place on July 8th. GEDESAG and the Swietelsky construction company are building the three elongated structures of the complex, located next to Egon Schiele’s Birthplace and the Tulln Railway Depot.

The 76 apartments are all oriented towards the south, each with its own garden, loggia, or balcony extension. Eight maisonettes with private gardens and terraces, designed with a home office to accommodate the current trend towards working from home, are a very special type of dwelling. The 250-meter-long building is scheduled for completion in 2022.

Just two month left to hand over Campus Lengenfeld to public: We are about to enter the home stretch and looking forward to the opening ceremony!

Wine Cellar Dockner has been shortlisted in the 2019 Completed Buildings Production, energy and recycling category. Reaching the shortlist this year, which saw a huge number of entries, is a great achievement.

In December we will present our design live to delegates and an international jury at World Architecture Festival taking place in Amsterdam.

Photo: Bruno Klomfar