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Caramel architekten

Profile of Caramel architekten, headquartered in Austria. Five projects submitted by Caramel architekten have been published on Architecture News Plus (ANP).

Principals

Günter Katherl
Martin Haller
Ulrich Aspetsberger

Brief description

A new challenge every time – each project is a new challenge – this is our motto at Caramel architects.

Caramel relies on its successful participation in international architecture competitions and is often awarded contracts and commissions – including its most recent construction projects.

Besides the realization of large projects like wifi-dornbirn, science park linz, operation workshop building ansfelden, and federal school centre krems the trio’s members apply themselves to design studies and innovative single family house projects. idealism and inventive talent play a major role in their designs.

Caramel’s lecture series, courses, and art projects are the salt in the soup of everyday architectural life.

Published projects

: Science Park Linz, Building 2 by Caramel architekten Communication comes first. This means establishing ties with the existing university campus, the adjacent residential buildings, and the natural surroundings...

: Housing Development Am Krautgarten by Caramel architekten Urban development: From an urban development perspective the site is located in a very heterogeneous environment. The corner of the building facing the public...

: House H by Caramel architekten The house is situated on a slope on a hill, overlooking the city of Linz. Entering the building on the west side through the middle floor, a staircase leads...

: House M by Caramel architekten Sitting on the slope of Pöstlingberg in Linz, the 12x12 meter cube takes full advantage of the lot by establishing itself as far into the north-eastern corner...

: Science Park Linz Mechatronik by Caramel architekten The program involved designing several individual buildings which would be interwoven as well as tied to the existing University of Linz campus. The plan was...