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a tall brick building with balconies and plants growing on the top floor windows
Architects
Brickwork
Brick Facade
Residential Complex
The Brick
The Building
100 Years
Multi Story Building
Modern Design
Residential Complex Kollmayergasse
The exposed brickwork of the building is not only visually appealing, but ensures a pleasant internal climate as well. At the same time, it has an outstanding surface quality: for over the next 50 to 100 years, the brick facade will require no maintenance. Photo by Michael Nagl
an empty lobby with stairs and lamps
Vienna
Office Buildings
Concept Architecture
Office Building
Ground Floor
Showroom
Natural Stones
Residential Complex KORB ETAGEN, Vienna
In the interior, unique parts of the original design such as a marble clad staircase with its 1960s handrail made of gold-coloured cast aluminium were carefully refurbished. It is now possible to experience the elegant charm of the 1960s in these areas. To return it to its former glory, the architects rejuvenated the ground floor natural stone-clad facade. Photo by Bruno Klomfar
the side of a building with many windows and balconies
Porto
Façades
Work Makeup
French Windows
Design Strategy
Residential Complex KORB ETAGEN, Vienna
In June 2018, the architects completed the conversion of the six-storey building based on the style of the 1960s, when the entire property was renovated. The design strategy was to revamp the building true to its original and adjust it to modern standards of energy efficiency. Above, the striking facade featuring a mosaic work made up of small pieces of stone was extended. The regular window openings were developed as “French windows” and extended down to the ground. Photo by Bruno Klomfar
the lobby is clean and ready for customers to use
Urban Planning
Greek Gods
Block Of Flats
Four Rooms
Space Apartments
Public Square
Central Square
Green Space
HELIO Tower
The attractive three-tower residential high-rise project THE MARKS will be the centre of the new urban district. Residing above Vienna’s roofs, the remarkable residential complex transforms Vienna’s skyline, while offering a lively public square and a series of green spaces including a park on the ground. The three towers are set on a plinth, which serves as a connective element and provides a dynamic mix of spaces for gatherings, leisure, training and shopping. Photo by Hertha Hurnaus
an empty courtyard in front of a large building with lots of windows and balconies
Residential Tower
Urban Development
Taking Shape
Residential High-rise HELIO Tower
The Erdberger Mais area is currently one of the largest urban development zones in Vienna. BEHF Architects were commissioned not only to develop a masterplan for the area, but also to create a high-quality residential tower. The striking HELIO Tower, designed as part of the three-tower residential high-rise project THE MARKS, sets an example of comfortable modern housing. Photo by Hertha Hurnaus
a tall building with lots of windows next to a parking lot
Greek Sun God
Greek Sun
Coloured Concrete
Urban Housing
Sun God
Residential High-rise HELIO Tower in Vienna
BEHF’s HELIO Tower, whose name is inspired by the Greek sun god, appears as a tall slender structure wrapped in glass and framed with coloured concrete grid. With 401 apartments, consisting of one to four rooms, the tower offers a modern and comfortable dwelling that is designed for a variety of living concepts and needs, and therefore suitable for every stage in life. Thus, it sets a strong benchmark for a quality urban housing of the future. Photo by Hertha Hurnaus
the tall building has many windows on it's sides and is surrounded by other high rise buildings
Urban Area
Helio Tower, High-rise Vienna
The Erdberger Mais area in the third district is currently one of the largest urban development zones in Vienna. The striking high-rise HELIO Tower, designed as part of the three-tower residential high-rise project THE MARKS, sets an example of comfortable modern housing in a dense urban area. Photo by Hertha Hurnaus
the entrance to an office building with glass walls and doors that open at night time
Austria
Modern Architecture
Vienna Austria
Ibm Logo
Desktop Screenshot
Residential Complex FIFTY FIVE
#Residential Complex FIFTY FIVE – Vienna, Austria, 2016 – BEHF Architects and MITTERMAR Architekten - Photograph by Rupert Steiner
an upward view of a building with many windows
Architecture
Stairs
Residential Complex FIFTY FIVE
#Residential Complex FIFTY FIVE – Vienna, Austria, 2016 – BEHF Architects and MITTERMAR Architekten - Photograph by Gregor Titze
a living room with a couch, chair and large window in it's center
Room Divider
Residential Complex FIFTY FIVE
#Residential Complex FIFTY FIVE – Vienna, Austria, 2016 – BEHF Architects and MITTERMAR Architekten - Photograph by Gregor Titze
an empty room with hard wood floors and large windows overlooking the city skyline in daylight
Architecture Firm
Building
Outdoor Decor
Residential Complex THE ENSEMBLE, Erdberger Lände 36-38
#Residential Complex THE ENSEMBLE, Erdberger Lände 36-38 – Vienna, Austria, 2019 – Bruno Klomfar
an empty room with stairs leading up to the kitchen
Residential Complex THE ENSEMBLE, Erdberger Lände 36-38
#Residential Complex THE ENSEMBLE, Erdberger Lände 36-38 – Vienna, Austria, 2019 – Bruno Klomfar
an empty room with hard wood flooring and large windows looking out onto the city
Home Décor
Residential Complex THE ENSEMBLE, Erdberger Lände 36-38
#Residential Complex THE ENSEMBLE, Erdberger Lände 36-38 – Vienna, Austria, 2019 – Bruno Klomfar
an orange metal stair case in a white room
Molding Around Windows
Cantilever Balcony
Decorative Mouldings
Grid Pattern
Red Bricks
Site Plan
Private Garden
Residential Complex THE ENSEMBLE, Erdberger Lände 36-38
#Residential Complex THE ENSEMBLE, Erdberger Lände 36-38 – Vienna, Austria, 2019 – Bruno Klomfar
an apartment building with balconies and balcony railings
Residential Building
Residential Complex THE ENSEMBLE, Erdberger Lände 36-38
#Residential Complex THE ENSEMBLE, Erdberger Lände 36-38 – Vienna, Austria, 2019 – Bruno Klomfar