Creating spaces that enrich everyday life

Modern enjoyment of time: the historic masonry of the AlterStadl in Katzelsdorf was carefully renovated. Existing structures are woven into the new design as a defining feature.

The old cottage was extended and fully renovated. A priority was preserving the existing structure and its orientation toward the sea.

Partners have also explored adapting a comparable programme to the Land-Mark warehouse context in the Weinviertel — a creative reuse conversation, not a committed plan.

New life for the historic department store in the village centre of Bernhardsthal, northeast of Vienna. The original fabric is being renovated and adapted for contemporary use: an all-round retreat with an apartment, a café, and a modern townhouse.

Historic masonry of the old press house in Katzelsdorf, carefully renovated with existing structures integrated into the design. A loft-like plan and visible half-timbering in the open roof truss create space for creativity and a distinctive living atmosphere.

A modern quarter is growing from a former warehouse site: a residential tower with lofts and generous terraces, and a lively ground floor that turns a dormant plot into a new village hub. A landmark in the landscape — a granary converted into modern living with historic agricultural character and authentic detail.

The ensemble adds terraced houses with green roofscapes; the ground floor mixes commercial, shared, and cultural uses.

Partners have discussed activating the ground floor as a hotspot for education and community around Bitcoin and digital assets — developer showcases, beginner training, and small executive gatherings — alongside classic commercial use. Any programme would follow zoning, compliance, and community consultation.

Water Side on Lake Keutschach: six buildings, thirty-four apartments (roughly 50–247 m²), with wooden façades and large glass walls that sit lightly in the landscape. Full-height glazing opens living space toward the water; the lake and the Sattnitz range form a panoramic backdrop. A calm place that invites you to stay.

Opposite the Werkbundsiedlung of the 1930s, a contemporary residential building with nine rental apartments is taking shape: cubist forms, clean lines, generous glazing, and open spaces. Greenery wraps the site; views are green on all sides.

Berggasse 35 is a historic place of connections. To Franz von Neumann’s plans, the Centrale II telephone exchange was built here in 1898. More than a century later, the Gründerzeit building has been carefully updated. In a prime location at the heart of the Servitenviertel, a new chapter offers a home that already feels lived-in.