Det­ta­glio 2012

oase-pasto­­ral-care-voe­­sta­l­­pi­­ne / x architekten

Pro­get­ti­sta
Loca­tion Wah­rin­ger­stras­se 30, Linz
Desi­gn Team

Bet­ti­na Brun­ner, David Birg­mann, Rai­ner Kasik, Max Nirn­ber­ger, Lorenz Prom­meg­ger — Gerard Brandl (arti­st)

Anno 2011
Cre­di­ti Fotografici

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Descri­zio­ne del progetto

Task
The new buil­ding for pasto­ral care in the dio­ce­se of Linz, to be loca­ted on the site of the steel com­pa­ny voe­stal­pi­ne, is desi­gned to crea­te good fra­mework con­di­tions for litur­gi­cal and secu­lar even­ts for both acti­ve and reti­red personnel.
The plot of land lies bet­ween bor­ders for­med by a num­ber of main roads and the lar­ge indu­strial esta­te. This crea­tes an island con­si­sting of a four-metre thick depo­sit of slag sto­ne with the cha­rac­te­ri­stic fea­tu­res of a “no-man’s‑land” which is in need of a new strong character.

Con­cept
The stu­dy of dua­li­ty bet­ween man and work within the steel com­pa­ny led to the con­cept of a com­ple­men­ta­ry addi­tion to the area throu­gh a new “built land­sca­pe“. Con­ven­tio­nal church buil­dings, e.g. a basi­li­ca or tower, would not be able to achie­ve their inde­pen­dent mea­ning in this area as the voestalpine’s site is main­ly domi­na­ted by rela­ti­ve­ly high buil­dings (cylin­der, sphe­res, cone, tower, etc.) with incom­pa­ra­bly lar­ge dimensions.
Small exi­sting wood­lands repre­sent a “bastion of natu­re“ and ser­ve as a con­cep­tio­nal star­ting point for the intro­duc­tion of an “oasis for the peo­ple”, a built land­sca­pe which is inte­gra­ted into the hill­si­de. The buil­ding is sub­se­quen­tly deve­lo­ped by cut­ting into and hol­lo­wing out the hillside.

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