Quality versus speed
Trends appear and disappear like shooting stars these days - in fashion as well as in architecture. Our time is turning
faster and faster. However, one thing always remains the same: quality, innovation, individual expression and the grace of aesthetic design. Of course, terms such as "taste and appeal" are open to debate, but that is up to each individual. However, we would like to show some interesting, positive examples of "individual" living in this issue.
Two houses near Vienna: The CK house by architects Albertoni+Winterstein as an architecture that clings to the mountainside
The CK house by architects Albertoni+Winterstein is an architecture that clings to the mountainside and allows nature to flow into the interior. And House H by arge x42, which is a clever, semi-subterranean solution with a crystal-like geometry reminiscent of Taut.
In Switzerland, we find Villa K, built by the architects Baumschlager Eberle. Like a diorama, it captures nature and reflects it to the residents in constantly changing views. From Germany, we received two houses that could not be more different.
could not be more different: An apartment building by Peter Ruge Architekten in a very interesting mix of Asian minimalist and European classic-modern architecture. And the house 11 x 11 by Titus Bernhard Architekten - extremely compact, innovative, fine...