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Quarter Eichenstraße

Quarter Eichenstraße

Quarter Eichenstraße

Hotel, residential, office and commercial complex
In Vienna’s Eichenstrasse, between the parish church, a tram depot and the railway tracks, six concave shaped townhouses on an urban plinth form a distinctive ensemble. A sculptural point-block (used as a hotel) defines the head of the new mixed-use district. The urban plinth equalizes the site’s height differential of nine metres and accommodates an event centre, the hotel lobby, commercial areas and a circus school. All entrances and accessways to the hotel, residential and service areas are located on the public treetop-level garden that spreads between and below the houses. The first three floors of the townhouses are conceived as multiuse areas. All residential units – located above 16 meters – have private outdoor areas, ideal daylighting and maximized views.

Cooperation Partner: AllesWirdGut
Landscape Partner: TH Landschaftsarchitektur Hamburg

Category
Competition, 1st Prize

Location
Vienna, AT

Planning Start
2019

Client
6B47 + Trivalue + Soravia

GFA
80.000 m²

Model
Mattweiss

Visualisation
expressiv

Quarter Eichenstraße

Hotel, residential, office and commercial complex
In Vienna’s Eichenstrasse, between the parish church, a tram depot and the railway tracks, six concave shaped townhouses on an urban plinth form a distinctive ensemble. A sculptural point-block (used as a hotel) defines the head of the new mixed-use district. The urban plinth equalizes the site’s height differential of nine metres and accommodates an event centre, the hotel lobby, commercial areas and a circus school. All entrances and accessways to the hotel, residential and service areas are located on the public treetop-level garden that spreads between and below the houses. The first three floors of the townhouses are conceived as multiuse areas. All residential units – located above 16 meters – have private outdoor areas, ideal daylighting and maximized views.

Cooperation Partner: AllesWirdGut
Landscape Partner: TH Landschaftsarchitektur Hamburg

Category
Competition, 1st Prize

Location
Vienna, AT

Planning Start
2019

Client
6B47 + Trivalue + Soravia

GFA
80.000 m²

Model
Mattweiss

Visualisation
expressiv

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New development of a mixed-use quarter: On the site of the former Esso Houses on Hamburg’s Spielbudenplatz, a small-scale mixture of residential, hotel, commercial and subcultural space is to be created for the St. Pauli district. The “St. Pauli Code”, which forms the basis for the planning process, was developed within the framework of a major citizens participation. BeL + NL architects were able to win the urban planning competition. On this basis, the area was divided into five building plots for the subsequent building competition. feld72 is responsible for the planning of building plot 2 and 5.

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Landscape Partner: TREIBHAUS Landschaftsarchitektur

Category
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Landscape Partner: TREIBHAUS Landschaftsarchitektur

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Invited competition,
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Landscape Architecture: Carla Lo Landschaftsarchitektur

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Location
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Landscape Architecture: Carla Lo Landschaftsarchitektur

Social Sustainability: Martina Jauschneg

Category
Competition, 1st prize (building plot J)

Location
Vienna, AT

Planning start
2019

Client
Familienwohnbau

GFA
7.590,48 m²

Visualisation
expressiv

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Masterplan for a new residential area

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Cooperation Partner: TH Landschaftsarchitektur Hamburg

Category
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Photos
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Cooperation Partner: TH Landschaftsarchitektur Hamburg

Category
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Location
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Planning Start
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GFA
14.800 m²

Photos
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