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xarchitekten News Austria Architecture News arranged chronologically: Wedding Rings, Puchenau, Austria Design: x architekten photo : David Birgmann Wedding Rings Austria - 15 Apr 2013 Rings have played an important role as a symbol for matrimony since antiquity. Rings are also the guiding theme with regards to the redesign of Puchenau’s wedding rooms. The white stuccoed rings, with their different diameters, seem to wander through the walls of the three rooms towards the wedding hall, seemingly freed from eternal life, to melt into two intertwined rings behind the wedding altar. ParkPraxis, Kasten bei Böheimkirchen, Lower Austria xarchitekten picture : x architekten Austrian Doctors' Practice + Pharmacy - 9 Jun 2012 Newly built country doctor’s practice with in-house pharmacy. Dr. Fehrmann decided to build her new practice in the centre of the lower Austrian community of Kasten. The community’s centre consists of buildings which surround a green park on three sides. On its fourth side, the park opens up towards agricultural fields and meadows. Recent xarchitekten Designs OASIS Pastoral care voestalpine, Linz, Austria xarchitekten picture : David Schreyer OASIS Pastoral care voestalpine - 22 Feb 2012 The office for pastoral care in the diocese of Linz, to be located on the site of the steel company voestalpine, is to serve liturgical as well as secular purposes. The plot of land lies as a “no-man’s-land” between main roads and industrial estates and is in need of a new strong character. My Home is my Patio, Linz, Upper Austria 2010 picture : Max Nirnberger My Home is my Patio A new type of house was designed for the plot. A mixture of housing types are stacked up to give the building its structure. There is underground parking, business premises to liven up the street area with apartments above and two-storey courtyard houses on top. These two-storey courtyard houses offer a real alternative to a suburban detached house. xarchitekten - Key Projects Featured Buildings by xarchitekten, alphabetical: Folded House, Vienna Woods, Lower Austria 2008 picture : Max Nirnberger Folded House Austria GKK Dental Ambulatory, Linz, Upper Austria 2008 photo : Max Nirnberger GKK Dental Ambulatory Hole 19 - Golfclub St. Oswald, Upper Austria 2004 picture : Dietmar Tollerian Hole 19 Juwelry Mayrhofer, Linz, Upper Austria 2001-08 photo : Max Nirnberger Juwelry Mayrhofer Multi-Level Parking voestalpine, Linz, Upper Austria 2001-08 picture : David Schreyer Multi-Level Parking voestalpine More xarchitekten projects online soon

xarchitekten Austria - Practice Information

xarchitekten partners: David Birgmann, Bettina Brunner, Rainer Kasik, Max Nirnberger, Lorenz Prommegger

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x architekten is a group of committed architects who develop conceptual positions on contemporary architecture through project-related work.

As a mathematical variable, x stands for openness. x demands the plural: the team with its flat hierarchy replaces the professional profile of the architect as lone fighter. The dynamics of a permanent work process oscillating between creativity and (self-) criticism permit the emergence of a quality standard above the capacities of each single member.

The activities of x architekten comprise the full range from housing and office construction, buildings for industry and commerce, shopping and entertainment projects to design and urbanism.

Design studios based in Linz & Vienna, Austria



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