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A House of Austrian Technologies for Vienna is taking shape

We are developing the concept for a demonstration centre in Vienna exploring Austrian approaches to sustainable development. Conceived as both a working space and a living showcase, it will bring together materials, technologies and expertise across sectors — demonstrating how proven solutions can work together in real-world environments.

The project is currently at an early stage, with its scope, partnerships and funding model being defined. Our ambition is to create more than a showroom: a place where technologies can be experienced in context, ideas can be tested and new collaborations can take shape — in Vienna and beyond.

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A timber building with a planted roof, seen from the garden path outside its glazed hall
Maggie’s Centre Yorkshire, Leeds (2012) — an unrelated project, shown for illustration.

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    Prefabricated envelope

    Facade elements assembled dry and delivered to a fixed sequence.

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    Planted roof build-up

    The roof carries its planting on the timber deck itself.

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    Hybrid cores

    Concrete kept to where it earns its place: cores, stairs, foundations.

The hall inside the same building: curved glulam ribs fanning into the ceiling above a stair
Maggie’s Centre Yorkshire, Leeds (2012) — an unrelated project, shown for illustration.

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    Cross-laminated timber

    Panels and glulam frames as the primary load-bearing structure.

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    Exposed structure

    What carries the load is also the finished surface: nothing is clad over it.

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    Dry connections

    Members bolted rather than cast in, so the frame can come apart again.

Maggie’s Centre Yorkshire, Leeds (2012) — an unrelated project, shown for illustration. The notes describe our solutions, not this building.