Wir suchen eine/n Projektleiter/in für die selbständige Abwicklung von Hochbauprojekten (Neubau, Umbau, Sanierung) vom Entwurf bis zur Fertigstellung.

Wir suchen eine/n Mitarbeiter in der Architekturplanung für die Leistungsphasen Entwurfs-, Einreich-, Ausführungs- und Detailplanung im Hochbau.

Surface Magazine published a profound talk with CEO´s of our firms, 13&9 Design and INNOCAD architecture, introducing: “Martin Lesjak and Anastasija Lesjak think of good design like an organism. It’s alive, multifaceted, and considers the world around it—nothing exists in a vacuum. They share a common thread: forgoing abstract thinking in favor of real-world, solutions-based designs. Plus, they have an impressive portfolio of projects, including the History Museum Graz and the C&P Corporate Headquarters. Surface caught up with the forward-thinking duo.”

We are honored that INNOCAD recently became part of The List, Surface Magazine’s directory of approved design firms. Surface Magazine with a focus on design, architecture, art, fashion, and travel created The List to provide an inspirational platform highlighting designers and brands committed to quality, craft, and innovation. Visit our profile featuring various projects such as headquarters for C&P Immobilien AG, Haus Salzkammergut for Raiffeisen, TWA the world academy, and SAP’s Vienna Office.

architektur.aktuell, Austria’s most popular architecture magazine, included INNOCAD on their online platform ARCHITECTS, presenting more than 100 innovative architecture firms and their latest works. Visit our profile highlighting diverse projects and prizes such as a mixed-use building for Raiffeisen, an exhibition trilogy at History Museum Graz, South Tyrolean headquarters for Volksbank, and our home base Golden Nugget.

INNOCAD has won an invited competition for a new hospice care at the State Hospital in Deutschlandsberg, Austria for KAGes! The approach aims to create a calming, secure and comforting atmosphere by fostering the human innate biological connection with nature. Architectural elements as well as materials, circadian lighting, plants, and a color range based on color psychology incorporate nature through biophilic strategies. Central element in the patient´s rooms and flats is a specially designed, stress-reductive fractal pattern, developed in cooperation with 13&9 Design and Prof. Richard Taylor from Fractals Research / University of Oregon, coating the space with an additional biophilic layer printed on wallpaper and curtains.