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Austrian Office Buildings : Architecture

Key Commercial Buildings in Austria, Europe – Building Developments

post updated 6 September 2024

Austrian Office Building – Major Designs

2 Jan 2017
Erste Campus Headquarters Building Vienna
Design: Henke Schreieck Architekten ZT GmbH

photo © Werner Huthmacher
Erste Campus Headquarters Building
Four city districts with different structures meet at this site: The location at the former Südbahnhof Railway Station at the opposite of the Swiss Garden was the primary starting point for the urban planning concept.

2 Jan 2017
KAMP Office Building
Design: gerner°gerner plus architects

photo © gerner°gerner plus | Matthias Raiger
KAMP Office Building
Right next to the road running alongside the railway, different sized storage areas are strung out, mirroring the trapezoid-shaped plot of land.

15 Feb 2010
Town Town Office Tower, Vienna

Design: COOP HIMMELB(L)AU

image © ISOCHROM.com, Vienna
Austrian Office Building
The intention of developing the office high-rise Town Town Erdberg was to generate a building which correlates to the principle ‘Aesthetics of Sustainability’. Through an energy active façade and an integrated wind turbine the building is producing more energy than it is actually consuming.

Key Recent Austrian Office Buildings

Austria Office Architecture

This page contains a selection of major Austrian office building designs, with links to individual project pages. We’ve selected what we feel are the key Austrian Buildings, but additions are always welcome.

20 Dec 2011
Technikzentrum St.Pölten, Lower Austria
Design: AllesWirdGut Architektur ZT GmbH, Wien

image : expressiv.at
Austrian Technology Center
The St. Pölten Technology Center will accommodate two functions: the training workshops of WIFI Lower Austria and the New Design University, St. Pölten. The central idea that informs our proposal is to bring together these two main functions in one building.