Narzissenbad Aussee Spa Resort / Schulz Architektur
Bridging the tension between tradition and modernity
Courtesy of Schulz Architektur
Architects: Schulz Architektur
Location: Bad Aussee, Austria
Area: 6641.0 sqm
Project Year: 2013
Photographs: Courtesy of Schulz Architektur, C. Wökinger Photography
Sole Contractor: Porr Bau GmbH
Management: GMF - Company for the development and management of recreational systems mbH & Co.
Vivamar Operating Company: Bad Aussee mbH
Courtesy of Schulz Architektur
Bridging the tension between tradition and modernity Embedded in the breath-taking mountain landscape of the Salzkammergut, the new wellness and spa resort ?Narzissenbad Aussee? is built on the ?Lerchenreither Plateau? in Austria´s geographical heart and well-known recreational area Bad Aussee.
© C. Wökinger Photography
Local building tradition and modernity are combined to a contemporary architecture representing a mixture of domestic materials and modern, expressive design. The sharp and edgy form of the outer shell refers to the characteristic mountain range surrounding the area of Bad Aussee.
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Depending on the point of view, the shape of the circumferential structure is designed to act as a continuation of the alpine skyline or to stand out as an independent, topographical point. Th...
Courtesy of Schulz Architektur
Architects: Schulz Architektur
Location: Bad Aussee, Austria
Area: 6641.0 sqm
Project Year: 2013
Photographs: Courtesy of Schulz Architektur, C. Wökinger Photography
Sole Contractor: Porr Bau GmbH
Management: GMF - Company for the development and management of recreational systems mbH & Co.
Vivamar Operating Company: Bad Aussee mbH
Courtesy of Schulz Architektur
Bridging the tension between tradition and modernity Embedded in the breath-taking mountain landscape of the Salzkammergut, the new wellness and spa resort ?Narzissenbad Aussee? is built on the ?Lerchenreither Plateau? in Austria´s geographical heart and well-known recreational area Bad Aussee.
© C. Wökinger Photography
Local building tradition and modernity are combined to a contemporary architecture representing a mixture of domestic materials and modern, expressive design. The sharp and edgy form of the outer shell refers to the characteristic mountain range surrounding the area of Bad Aussee.
Section B
Depending on the point of view, the shape of the circumferential structure is designed to act as a continuation of the alpine skyline or to stand out as an independent, topographical point. Th...
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