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Project • By INNAUER MATT ARCHITEKTEN ZT GMBH • Museums
Museum Bezau
In Museum Bezau, two architectural styles converge to create a reimagined “Wälderhaus” (forest house). Located in the town of Bezau, within the Bregenzerwald region of Austria, the museum’s original listed house is seamlessly integrated with a contemporary extension. Designed by Bezau-based studio Innauer Matt Architekten, the updated museum building is an impressive exhibit in its own right.
Dominic Kummer
Dominic Kummer
The Wälderhaus
A local history museum, the Wälderhaus was founded by Anna Katharina Feuerstein who had recognised increasing threats to cultural heritage. Feuerstein and the local Heimatschutzverein, a heritage preservation society, purchased the historic property in Bez... More
News • News • 9 Jun 2021
Innauer Matt Architekten complete lean and economical Strandbad Lochau
A lean and highly economical structure in the Austrian municipality of Lochau at the Lake of Constance, this flat, one-storey building sits between lake and landscape. A wide, protective roof covers various recreational program uses and serves as a mediator between the building’s indoor and outdoor areas.
Adolf Bereuter
The entrance and shop/cafeteria form one unit, accessible from both street and lake. The terrace of the cafeteria is separated from the lakeshore by a slight difference in height with wall fencing that allows for barrier-free access to both bathers aand guests.
Adolf Bereuter
On the opposite side of the main entrance, changing, wet and locker areas are organized in an economical sequence. Short distances an... More
News • News • 3 Feb 2021
Austrian home showcases contemporary wood detailing
In the mountains of Blons, Austria, this small house four a family of four references traditional building typologies of the Walseral-Valley. The design comes from Innauer Matt Architekten who are known for their work in Alpine regions.
David Schreyer
In response to the steeply sloping site, the building has small foundations, thereby limiting the use of concrete. The minimal footprint leads to a design that organizes the house over three storeys.
David Schreyer
Private/sleeping spaces are located on the lower floor and under the roof. The living space where the family meets is located on the middle floor. An enclosed balcony zone is placed in front of the volume and expands the living space to the outside.
David... More