The new administration wing is impressively supported by eight meter high steel columns. Have a look inside as well and enjoy the stylish cafe and comfortable waiting areas. Ongoing modifications have changed the units which are now characterized by distinct colored accents.

Two units for assisted living communities are arranged in a clear form on two storeys with a special color scheme, providing a high quality of living and integrating well into the residential area. The terrace of the wooden construction opens up into the garden and the glazing from the top to the floor allows an unobstructed view even in a lying position.

The clearly structured building attracts not only people with a toothache. Three artists left their mark. The attractions are an oversized photograph, an abstract set of teeth featured in front of a pink concrete wall and pink tulips in the form of a row of teeth as a counterpart.

The lower “drawer” seems to be “pulled out” of the three-storey box and surrounds the sheltered courtyard. While the upper floors are occupied by the care facilities, the ground floor area is dedicated to public life.

After the extension the name of the building is justified; the generations are combined deliberately. Additionally to the canopy that makes the building easily recognizable, a noteworthy landscape architecture project and various harmonious photographic art works can be discovered.

A typical Rheintalhaus was rescued by the architect, and proved perfect for the planned use after a closer investigation. The rooms are part of the accommodation wing, and the workshop area is newly built and completed with the necessary infrastructure.

The structure made of white in-situ concrete is arranged in a way that two courtyards and an atrium are formed in the middle. While the living rooms of the residential communities are oriented towards the courtyard and thus create communication space, the private rooms face the countryside and offer a place of calm.

The private hospital for small animals is perfectly organized for functional medical processes in several cubes that vary in height development, size, orientation and color.

The western wing of the LKH Feldkirch is terminated by the extension in black cladding which can only be observed from outside. The layering of the materials and the function remain hidden on the inside.

The nursing home was not only renovated but also enlarged. The new building encompasses the existing building like a brace and thus a functional whole is formed.

A two-storey square surrounds the idyllic Mediterranean courtyard. Village life self-evidently becomes part of the senior citizen’s home through the integration of club rooms and the post office.

The extension of the existing building increases the quality of living for people with disabilities. The structure presents itself as clear and functional, with a smooth transition between the exterior and the covered seating areas.

Haus Gisingen expertly combines public functions such as a cafe, a library, a nursing care association and an advice center for mothers with the residential home for elderly people, hidden behind the church but still located in the center. The distinctive roof is visible from afar.

The revitalization of the former citizen's home in Satteins on the hill copies the typical structure of the village. A clearly structured extension corresponds to the large-scale farmyard of the original building.

The nursing home from the 60s was modified; the new construction was literally plugged through the existing building. It stretches clearly visible towards the street and marks the main entrance. Interesting different room heights are created by the lounge above; its glazing extends over one and a half storeys.