Lorenzateliers
Lorenzateliers is an Austrian architecture firm that was founded in 1980 by Peter Lorenz in Innsbruck . Since 1991 there has also been a location in Vienna , at times there was also an office in Trieste, and Giulia Decorti has been a partner since 2014.
activity
The architecture office is active in the field of urbanism ( town planning ), architecture and design. The main office in Innsbruck is headed by Peter Lorenz, while the Vienna office is managed by the Italian architect Giulia Decorti.
Projects under construction
Housing projects: Nussbaumallee Vienna, ON239 Vienna, Smart Wohnen Vienna, Langer Anger Vienna, Kreuzgasse II Innsbruck.
Recently completed
Flying Carpet Wattens, IVB Headquarters Innsbruck, Base 11 Vienna Student Hall, Diefenbachgasse Residential Building Vienna, ASFINAG Headquarters Innsbruck, House P Innsbruck, MPreis Söll, Kreuzgasse I Innsbruck.
chosen projects
- Urban planning
- 1996–1998 Innsbruck, city on the hill
- 1998–2003 Vienna, Simmering added value
- 2003-2005 Innsbruck, Wilten Ost
- 2009–2013 Vienna, Zippererstraße
- 2009–2013 Vienna, Kopalgasse / Rappachgasse
- 2009–2016 Vienna, width ford
- 2011 Klagenfurt, master plans
- architecture
- 2001 Telfs, SuperM
- 2001–2014 Ljubljana, Ilirija Sports City (not built)
- 2005 Vienna, Q19 shopping center
- 2005 Trieste, Sottolfaro
- 2005 Niederndorf, MPreis
- 2009 Munich, Energiesger
- 2011 Innsbruck, ASFINAG
- 2012 Söll, MPreis
- 2010–1013 Innsbruck, IVB factory office
- 2012–2016 Vienna, Breitenfurt, living, markets,
- 2014–2016 Vienna, Nussbaumallee
- 2016 Linz, MedCampus
- Interior design
- 2002 Innsbruck, future center
- 2013 Vienna, Diefenbach, “Holzstapel”
- 2013 Innsbruck, interior design factory office
Awards
- Hotel Triest - 1996, nomination "State Prize for Architecture & Tourism"
- Washbasin Trieste - 1997, Josef Binder Award
- Hotel Trieste - 1997, State Prize for Commercial Buildings (BMWA)
- Tatzlwurm - 1997, architecture prize of the Austrian concrete and cement industry
- Simmering added value - 2002, Otto Wagner Prize
- Open bank - 2003, innovation award
- SuperM - 2004, www.preis.at
- Q19 Vienna - 2005, Diva Award
- M Prize Niederndorf - 2006, 1st Rosenheim Timber Construction Prize
- Q19 Vienna - 2006, City Renewal Award of the City of Vienna
- MPreis Niederndorf (mentioned) - 2007, detailed price 2007
- Q19 Vienna - 2008, ICSC European shopping center Awards 2008
- Q19 Vienna - 2008, ICSC World Award 2008
- MPreis Niederndorf - 2008, World Architecture Community Awards 2nd cycle 2008
- MPreis Niederndorf - 2010, best architects 10
- Oase Liezen - 2009, World Architecture Community Awards 5th cycle 2009
- Sottolfaro - 2010, premio marcello d'olivo
- Ener [gie] nger - 2011, uli Award, urban land institute - 2011, awards for excellence competition spanning europe, middle east and africa
- Asfinag - 2012, DIVA Award special price
- IVB - 2014, Best architects 15
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Newspaper article "Troppi vincoli la Soprintendenza blocca lo sviluppo dell cittá" in Il Piccolo , Trieste from 2007, PDF with 2 MB ( Memento of the original from June 22, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Post on ifworlddesignguide.com
- ↑ Prices on www.q19.at
- ↑ Prices on www.q19.at
- ↑ ENER [GIE] NGER - 2011 Global Award for Excellence Winner on uli.org
- ↑ Post on bestarchitects.de
