The Nahversorgungszentrum (Local Supply Center) in Salzburg-Itzling is a compelling example of how modern architecture can engage with both urban environments and ecological considerations. The design of the building emerged from an architectural competition organized by the Raiffeisenverband.
Architecture firm
ARGE L – S – S Lechner Schallhammer Scheicher. Architect Johannes Schallhammer (design). Lechner & Lechner Architects (design). Architekten Scheicher ZT GmbH (execution planning)
Location
(5020) Raiffeisenstraße 20, Salzburg, Austria
Principal architect
Johannes Schallhammer & Christine Lechner
Design team
Johannes Schallhammer, Christine Lechner, Hans Werner Scheicher
Landscape
Idealice Landschaftsarchitektur
Structural engineer
Dipl-Ing. Johann Lienbacher
Construction
RHZ Bau GmbH
Tools used
ArchiCAD, Rhinoceros 3D
Material
Reinforced concrete, Mullion and transom facades
Client
Raiffeisenverband Salzburg
The construction site for the project is in Salzburg along the Munich Federal Highway between the highway exit "Salzburg-Mitte" and the state border with Germany. This historically significant location, recognized as the "Lieferinger Spitz," occupies the pivotal intersection of the Munich Federal Highway, Forellenweg, and Lieferinger Hauptstraße.
Project name
MB110 | Bierbrunnen
Architecture firm
Lechner & Lechner Architects
Location
Salzburg, Austria
Principal architect
Horst Michael Lechner
Design team
Christine Lechner, Horst Michael Lechner, Lukas Ployer, Paul Lechner
Built area
4.670 m² Gross area
Interior design
MUTANT ARCH.MEDIA - Richard Bernsteiner
Collaborators
Baufirma Kreuzberger, Metallbau Saller, EWW, Holzform
Civil engineer
Thomas Forsthuber - Forsthuber ZT GmbH
Structural engineer
Thomas Forsthuber - Forsthuber ZT GmbH
Environmental & MEP
Raumklima Planungsgesellschaft mbH
Landscape
Landschaftsarchitekt Peter Aicher
Lighting
Pt2s Elektroplannungs GmbH
Construction
HB2 Projektmanagement GmbH
Supervision
Bleierer Baumanagement GmbH
Tools used
ArchiCAD ,3D Printing Prusa
Material
Wood , Steel, Concrete
Typology
Residential Building › Mixed-used Development
The building site, located on a slope in Salzburg City, is accessed via a small road. The hillside location offers the possibility of designing a structure that allows the hillside to be experienced in its various altitudes, creates a connection to the outside space and enables distant views. Except for the covered forecourt on the ground floor, th...
Project name
Above the trees
Architecture firm
Lechner & Lechner Architects
Location
Salzburg, Austria
Photography
Melissa Zgouridi
Principal architect
Christine Lechner
Collaborators
Submission: Michael Trixl; Design: Horst Michael Lechner; Design & PR: Paul Lechner; Static: Thomas Forsthuber; Building Physics: Denise Gappmaier.
Material
Concrete, Wood, Metal
Typology
Residential › House
The basic idea of this project was to visually interweave the living space with its surroundings. In the first step, the most important points of view were identified via google earth. These visual landmarks in this project include the Leopoldkron Castle, the Leopoldskorner pond, the fortress Hohensalzburg and the Untersberg.
Project name
Amorph Livingsculpture
Architecture firm
Lechner & Lechner Architects
Location
Salzburg, Austria
Photography
Julian Höck, Horst Michael Lechner (construction & winter)
Principal architect
Christine Lechner, Horst Josef Lechner
Design team
Christine Lechner, Horst Josef Lechner, David Fischer, Michael Trixl, Babara Schickermüller, Paul Lechner
Collaborators
Holzform Holzbau GmbH (timber construction), Rojek GmbH (facade coating- flexiskin), Denis Gappmaier (building physics)
Interior design
Lechner & Lechner Architects
Structural engineer
Leo Schrittesser
Environmental & MEP
OPTIPLAN
Construction
Josef Kaiser Bau GmbH
Material
Wood, Concrete, Metal
Typology
Residential › House
