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Upcoming events
Th 17/10/2024 18:00
When
Where
155 – Gočár
We invite you to a lecture by Peter Sapp, visiting professor from the querkraft studio, on emotional sustainability on October 17, 2024 at 6 pm in lecture room 155 - Gočár.
"We try to design buildings that are loved, because only such architecture will be cared for and live for a long time."
The Vienna-based architecture office querkraft was founded in 1998. Around 100 projects, competition entries and buildings in Austria and abroad provide ample evidence of the successful work by this team that currently comprises around 45 staff members. The mission statement formulated by querkraft is “giving people space”, which expresses a constant striving for generosity in the field of spatial design and for the kind of freedom that facilitates users’ personal development. In the area of housing, in particular, querkraft has realised many projects that embody this philosophy of poetic pragmatism. Office and museum buildings or projects in public space are also a fixed part of the work of querkraft as is shown by, for instance, the Liaunig Museum in Carinthia, which has already been placed under monument protection. querkraft have received numerous sustainability awards for the first car-free IKEA in Vienna and the Austrian pavilion for the world Expo in Dubai. Respect, friendliness and joy in the work are the credo of Jakob Dunkl, Gerd Erhartt, Peter Sapp and their team.
Mo 21/10 - 1/11/2024
Gallery
Theses
MGR / ZS 2014
Bc. Hana Kulová
Studio projects
Vojtěch Jansa
2nd year of master study
Life of FA
Studio Sitta / ZS 2022
Bc. Martina Pešťáková
3rd year of bachelor study
Studio Fingerová – Grohmannová / SS 2022
Bc. Martina Pešťáková, Bc. Nikola Alice Hurychová
2nd year of bachelor study
Bc. Nikola Alice Hurychová, Bc. Martina Pešťáková
Studio Salzmann / ZS 2021
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