Social Design Magazine // Worldwide
CHALET D
A relaxing escape in the Austrian Alps in a structure of wood, stone and metal for an organic minimalism
Author: SuperAdmin
Social Design Magazine // Worldwide
BÜROS // Worldwide
DURST GROUP // DR. SCHÄR // STUDIO MONOVOLUME ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN
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Durst, Dr. Schär e studio monovolume
Architour // 2023
Dr. Schär
On the 23rd of June, we visited our project Dr. Schär, a company that specialises in the production of gluten-free products.
On this occasion, we had the privilege of being guided through the building by the project manager himself, our colleague Luca Di Censo, who told us about everything we wanted to know, from the design to the planning and construction.
Such experiences are always an important source of inspiration.
Amazing Architecture // Worldwide
DURST GROUP HEADQUARTERS
Durst Group AG in Brixen, Italy by monovolume architecture + design
Home World Design // Worldwide
CHALET D
Un moderno rifugio che non rinuncia allo stile alpino
arkitecture on web // Worldwide
HOUSE T
Volumi puri per una casa a Merano. Calcestruzzo a vista e vetro definiscono l’architettura
Rabbit hunting // 2023
Happy Easter
Once again this year, during the Easter period, our studio was populated not only by people, but also with little chocolate creatures.
It was a small treasure hunt that saw our employees searching for a sea of sweetness hidden in every corner of the studio.
The monovolume team wishes everyone a Happy Easter!
RAI Alto Adige // 2023
Passpartù: Othmar Barth
With his work, architect Othmar Barth laid the foundation for a building culture that is still considered a point of reference for South Tyrolean architectural language today: his focus was on the avant-garde and innovation. In recent years, the South Tyrolean architectural language has developed into a flourishing and increasingly innovative design and a love of experimentation. One person who has played a key role in this development is the architect Othmar Barth, whose buildings are characterised by their timelessness. Not only after his death in 2010, but also during his lifetime, the forms and concepts of the buildings he designed between the 1960s and 1980s revolutionised the concept of architecture in our country. His work is synonymous with buildings that tell a story of profound change. It is an architecture that is always open, that can always be redrawn with new eyes.
