The throughway leads according to the building typology in a line moving through the entire planning area. The recommended urban design concept guiding the comb-like arrangement of lines allows a north - south oriented green space design. The east - west orientation of the dwellings to ensure the best possible light and sunshine. A slight distortion of the structure of the axis has a positive effect on the perception of the overall system.
Divided by two is the outdoor courtyards with small children's play areas, which have by the location of a protected building and calmed the situation. The variety of use options on the southern slope can be placed within the residential buildings more quiescent value. The exterior design provides a lively, floriferous plants. The line-like structure can be made in the ground floors cubature and thus prevent or shaded noise nuisance apartments on the Philippine Welser Strasse.
This project attempts to overcome the often monotonous linearity of the row development by proposing a structural fading from small units to larger units and thereby differentiates the building. The moving west facades, which are spacious living areas and balconies, are the priority and shaping identity element of the building
Design: Kathrin Aste, Frank Ludin, Thomas Feuerstein, Andreas Hörl, Alexander Mühlauer
