BEST ARCHITECTS 14
Zinnobergrün
FLUR20
AUT, 2013
German / English
496 pages
Hardback, 325mm x 235mm
ISBN 978-3-9811174-8-6
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low budget / social housing / systematic organization / flexible floorplan / yellow / spaces of communication
The social housing complex, as one of the many urban development challenges that is located in flat suburban city area, set out to achieve maximum living quality and creative expression with a minimum of resources. The approach is to generate attitude that goes beyond cheap looking, socially underrated, and inflexible building typology creating in-stead formidable, individual friendly, and modular units. By analyzing needs and values in an individual and social context, the flexible floor plan system has been developed with an aim to enable a variety of different apartment typologies. This ensures creative diversity and a correspondingly interesting outward appearance relating cryptically to systematically optimized structure for a very low budget. High degree of individuality, through the combination, subtraction or addition of spaces, allows outcomes up to 40 floor layouts – meaning great qualitative and quantitative value. The clear structure of the building – complemented with balconies, connecting stairways, and roof terraces – facilitates a dynamic living organism that builds on interconnectedness, access to the outdoors, and a multiplicity of choices as a response to forward-thinking social housing.
Patrick Handler
Martin Lesjak, Elisabeth Krammer, Jörg Kindermann, Michael Petar
Zinnobergrün
FLUR20
AUT, 2013
German / English
496 pages
Hardback, 325mm x 235mm
ISBN 978-3-9811174-8-6
Architecture Yearbook Graz Styria 2013
HDA Graz
FLUR 20
AUT, 2013
German / English
150 pages
Softcover 22,50 x 28,00 cm
ISBN: 978-3-99043-633-2
NOMINEE: FLUR20