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Pocket Size City - The Atlas

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Drawing by Stefan Maier

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Synopolis

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Drawing by Lohren Deeg

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The City Drowned by Coffee

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Drawing by Pengcheng Yang and Zirui Wang

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The Gardener's Diary

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Drawing by Glory Kuk

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From Japan to the World

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Visualization by Lunas Visualization

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House in the Karpathians

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Visualization by Nazarii Derkach

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The Build Environment

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Visualization by Wilson Costa

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Up in the Air

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Visualization by Vittorio Bonapace

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WAVE

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Visualization Roman Huzar

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Gwangju Library

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Unbuilt project by STLarchitects

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Kujdane

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Unbuilt project by Shomali Studio

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Pedestrian Bridge in Alamy

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Unbuilt project by Atrium Studio

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The Source of Every Thing

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Unbuilt project by Studio Precht and Smartvoll

Finalist at A+ Awards 2022's Best Residential Firm
Nerma Linsberger ZT GmbH

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Andreas Buchberger

Finalist at A+ Awards 2022's Best Residential Firm
Nerma Linsberger ZT GmbH

ViennaSocial Housing995 m²completed2013

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Andreas Buchberger

Finalist at A+ Awards 2022's Best Residential Firm
Nerma Linsberger ZT GmbH

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Andreas Buchberger

Finalist at A+ Awards 2022's Best Residential Firm
Nerma Linsberger ZT GmbH

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Thomas Hennerbichler

Finalist at A+ Awards 2022's Best Residential Firm
Nerma Linsberger ZT GmbH

ViennaSocial Housing11.500 m²completed2016The building’s introverted structure is a response to its heterogeneous surroundings: the complex has clearly defined edges on the north, east, and west sides, and opens up to the south, where it faces wide open spaces. Two courtyard blocks build an urban space sequence, creating a south-facing relationship. Cuts, openings, and large windows structure the west, north, and east sides, entering a dialogue with the surrounding urban space. Building StructureThe room modules, width of the rooms, and depth of the structure come together to form simple but very lively spaces. The portico, recessed from the façade, also serves as a meeting and gathering place. With its large and small openings, the transparent façade offers exciting spatial sequences, changing perspectives, and varied views.Within the complex, the courtyard houses make the free space their own. The portico connects the three main buildings, creating interesting views and a distinctive living environment. The changeable spatial structure offers openness and dynamism, accommodating a diversity of lifestyles (a first apartment, a growing family, etc.). The modular, optimized structure allows for great diversity. The apartments are very compact and use space economically. Smaller, single-level flats offer the same quality of life despite having less usable space. To give the compact apartments more space to “breathe,” some of the B Type apartments feature 4-metre living-room ceilings. There are two different façade styles, each accompanying a different type of space. The “curtain” is the transparent skin by the portico, with larger and smaller openings that allow different view sequences, as well as letting in ample natural light. The room modules come with or without a loggia. Depending on the floor plan, they are designed to create irregular yet internally coherent patterns. The project has a differentiated system of meeting rooms with varying degrees of privacy. Community rooms, a communal kitchen, as well as herb beds, community gardens, and the courtyards of the atrium homes offer a wide spectrum of diverse uses for community members. The design of the portico, staircases, and other connections results in small, manageable spaces. A large diversity of free spaces helps strengthen residents’ sense of identification with their housing complex. Additionally, the accommodation of disadvantaged social groups in the managed-living apartments on the ground floor should build stronger community ties and reduce prejudice.

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Thomas Hennerbichler

Finalist at A+ Awards 2022's Best Residential Firm
Nerma Linsberger ZT GmbH

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Thomas Hennerbichler

Finalist at A+ Awards 2022's Best Residential Firm
Nerma Linsberger ZT GmbH

Viennaresidential19.700 m²under construction2019-2023 Creating high-quality housing this building is structured with atriums and cuttings towards the outside as well as the inside, opening up the structure and providing inevitable lighting.Guaranteeing a higher comfort of living, pitched roofs were abstained from on the attic floors. Setbacks on each floor are mandatory due to the predetermined urban planning guidelines and are used as generous outdoor spaces. Two-level dormers create tension within the building structure and make for a unique apartment pattern.Each apartment offers an outdoor area – loggia, terrace, or even a combination of both. Sunny outdoor spaces are used for common terraces to enable communication among the inhabitants.Children’s playgrounds can be found on every lot, a juvenile playground is located in the northern part.A compact and smart building layout as well as a simple and clear bearing structure result in a very high cost-efficiency and an economic execution. A minimal amount of staircases and elevators add to the building’s efficiency.

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NERMA LINSBERGER ZTGMBH