Mistelbach
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Project • By Viereck Architekten • Memorial spaces
funeral home - Pernold
Around the historical monastery in Mistelbach the new build funeral home in the Liechtensteinstrasse inserts between the existing surrounding. It was very important, for both architect and owner, to create an atmosphere with this draft, where people are able to feel secure and that they are in good hands in this time in particular. Unobtrusiveness in the design and clear structures were prevailed.We intentionally have chosen materials, which refer to the earthly existence – so the character of the building is shaped by natural materials like wood, clay, steel natural and stone in the inside as well as at the outside.The earthy character with slate stone, wood, glass and above all clay is found in all details in the building: Starting with t... More
Project • By Viereck Architekten • Hospitals
House of Health
At the main quare in A-2130 Mistelbach, there was the pharmacy of the “Dundalek BeteiligungsgmbH”. The building owner, Klaus and Christian Dundalek, wanted to preserve the location and to add a new health center in this central position, to create a new “home of health” for population.In the first draft we aspired to preserve the old stock of the building, but after an analysis of the static structure it was obvious, that the substance was not expandable. This is why we made the decision to build up a new, modern and forwoard-looking pharmacy.The “home of health” was oriented at the east to the main square and was adjusted in the height to the adjoining exhisting neighboring building, to retaine the urban pattern and to create an harmonious... More
Project • By Viereck Architekten • Offices
Weninger - Hardware centre
The new centre for agriculture and home improvement is located along the main road to the city centre of Mistelbach, Austria. Due to its prominent location it was important to place the entrance at South, where customers enter the store through a cube cladded in Eternit façade panels, directly into the floor to ceiling glazed showroom. The working spaces, the workshop and the big storage room are oriented to the north. The things in stock outside are protected through a projecting roof, which creates extended working space. A central staircase leading up to the 1st Floor to make space for admin offices, social rooms, staff facilities and a grand gallery to overlook the entire showroom below, which extends its usage for seminars and meetings... More