Thank you, Deutscher Architektur Verlag , for including our second hospitality project, the Vienna-based Radisson RED hotel "THE ROCK" in your book "Edition 1:100: Hospitality. Reisen. Genuss. Erlebnis." Whether it’s the subtle elegance of an outstanding hotel architecture or the lively atmosphere of the urban rooftop bar – the publication about our project is a carefully staged setting for life stories, encounters, and emotions. Beyond, this issue serves as an inspiring guide for design enthusiasts and opens a window to the possibilities of architecture and interior design in reinterpreting and shaping hospitality. Immerse yourself in a world where every detail matters and every space tells its own story.

In their recent "The MOSH Experience" publication, XAL Group highlights our hospitality project: "As an extraordinary place, MOSH Bar & Dinner in the heart of Bucharest boasts an impressive concept of a transformative space, fluidly alternating between haute cuisine, mixology, and club vibes. The concept combines hospitality, art, and design in a truly unique way. The architects at INNOCAD call it "The Multitalented Space," in which people experience added value that goes beyond functional and aesthetic qualities. The space is divided into a garden lounge, private dining, and an epicentre – a room-in-room concept that combines a bar, two long tables, and a DJ booth."

Thanks to Åvontuura, an online travel blog providing inspiration, opinions, and MUST-SEE city guides for architects, designers, travelers, and creative-minded people, for choosing our deconstructed corten house overlooking Linz, Austria. As an architecture and travel blog, they are writing about projects that are fundamentally rooted in sustainability.

We would like to thank THE PLAN  for choosing our project "THE ROCK – Radisson RED Vienna" for their architecture of the day publication. THE PLAN’s editorial approach is to provide in-depth understanding of the architectures reviewed, focusing on the link between project design and realization, especially to the way architects, designers and construction companies worked together. The hotel building for Radisson RED in Vienna represents a quite good example of solving challenges of the construction site, contextual neighborhood, as well as sustainability tasks that have been elaborated by our team. The building was also honored the "klimaaktiv SILBER" award from the Federal Ministry Republic of Austria for Climate Action, Environment, Energy, Mobility, Innovation and Technology.

The bourgeois Palais, located on Parkring, was completed in 1865 and is a building with the second-highest level of monument protection. In 2021, the OPEC Fund for International Development acquired the historic palace, which has been under monument protection since 1994, and had it extensively renovated from 2021 to 2024. The building's unique features include the first-floor area with its historic rooms, the original entrance via Zedlitzgasse, the new showroom on the Ring, and the new conference area on the top floor. Thanks to its static design, the building's structure allows for high flexibility in floor plans. Our task was to renew a historic building through innovative office design and special planning, including interior architecture and design, lighting design, as well as site supervision.

We are deeply honored that our project Deconstructed House has been selected by the Design Educates Awards honoring creative, innovative projects (completed or concepts) of any scale that, in addition to excellent aesthetics, incorporate added value - such as educational potential, storytelling elements, the stimulation of critical thinking, the ability to influence users’ emotions or behavior, and an impact on perception or encompass other similar values. The awards are hosted by the Laka Foundation, a non-profit organization and a worldwide network focused on social impact via exceptional design and architecture. Thanks to the esteemed jury which consists of world-renowned architects, designers, innovators and educators who are successfully expanding the boundaries of what is possible in their fields.

Worldwide-known architecture platform Archello just announced our project for the real estate firm Supernova as a nominee in their award program in the category Office Building of the Year. This mixed-use building, located in a heterogeneous district in Graz with a mixture of commercial and residential structures, demanded a sophisticated but minimalist architectural design contrasting with the neighboring functional buildings, yet one that subtly merges with its surroundings. The sculpture-like building structure allows more insight through the large glass facade as one drives by, due to its mirror-like characteristics. While reflecting sunlight as well as any lighting from its surroundings, the reproduction and luminosity change throughout the day as the light intensity decreases.

Our recent project, the palliative care unit at LKH Deutschlandsberg, has been published on Architizer! The approach behind the extension for the palliative care unit at the State Hospital Deutschlandsberg, Austria, goes beyond mere construction tasks; it's about sculpting an environment that embodies compassion, dignity, and healing. Through a mixture of innovative design and thoughtful architectural interventions, we aspire to redefine the palliative care experience, offering solace and sanctuary to patients and their families alike. We would like to thank the multidisciplinary team as well as client KAGes - Steiermärkische Krankenanstaltengesellschaft for collaborating with us on a project that isn't just about constructing physical spaces; it's about crafting environments that comfort the human spirit, body, and soul.