We’d like to take the opportunity to introduce you to one of our Honorable mention winner for our "Caramel Shore Traveller Rooms" competition – Anselm Kranebitter from Austria!
Anselm Kranebitter from Austria
After graduating from the HTL in civil engineering, I studied architecture at the Vienna University of Technology. In 2017, I was awarded the Pfann- Ohmann Prize for my bachelor’s thesis with the theme "Church on the shore of nullity". In 2018, I once more received the Pfann-Ohmann-Prize for the project "Wohnen Aebimatt" in Bern. I have also contributed to exhibitions in Vienna, Linz and Graz, and New York. I graduated in architecture in 2021 with the thesis "Loss of alpine building culture". Since 2015, I have focused on independent activity in the field of architecture furniture, model, and object construction.
We like to think about projects holistically, not only theoretically and academically, but also in terms of craftsmanship to the last detail. Projects that we can handle in size are also executed by us. Basically, we deal with everything from a single screw to furniture, to houses, as larger projects slip away quickly and you cannot vouch for everything.
Architects have a great role to play in society – after all, we spend most of our lives in a building. Architects should be aware of their collective clout and take a stance accordingly, even if it means saying no from time to time.
Because of the possibility to develop ideas quickly. A good exercise to remind yourself that you do not always have to think about every screw. It is only about the effective transport of an idea.
Do it, what’s the worst that can happen?
Design a sustainable food court structure for the heart of a classical music festival
Design a home with no artificial lighting
Design a comfortable and accessible home for the elderly in Portugal
Design a guest house and olive oil tasting room located in Portugal
Design a yoga guest house located within rich bog wildlife
Design a new concept of small-scale home
Use architecture to create different emotional states
Present your best work and submit your favorite architectural visualization
Design a safe and supportive space for children struggling with a terminal illness
Design a concept for affordable housing in Milan
Design virtual home as architecture moves into the metaverse
Reimagine the workplace of the future, and design the new way of working
Design a portable reading room that encourages reading in any location
How would you represent the best that humanity has to offer through architecture?
Design THE architect's t-shirt!
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