Mayr-Keber ZT GmbH

https://kunsthallewien.at/en/event/salon-souterrain-space-time/

FEB 14 2023 | 6pm
Johanna Mayr-Keber will be part of the panel of Salon Souterrain, Transformation: Time/Space at Kunsthalle Wien.

find all the details on the website.

Bundesministerium für Kunst, Kultur, öffentlichen Dienst und Sport

Salon Souterrain: Space Time – Kunsthalle Wien      Salon Souterrain: Space Time    Discussion / Performance 14/2 2023 6 pm — 10:30 pm Museumsquartier Elisabeth B. Tambwe, Salon Souterrain: Art, Music & Degustation (and a zest of Love), Dig Up Productions 2022, photo: Abiona Esther Ojo Salon Souterrain is a series of quarterly events cre...

Parkdeck an der Tangente

2002

photo: Elisabeth Mayr-Keber

Interview mit Christine Seidler und Stefan Kurath.

«Allgemein wird Siedlungsentwicklung mit Wachstum gleichgesetzt. Das ist das Paradigma unserer Zeit. Man hat nie aufgezeigt, wie sich eine Gemeinde auch ohne Wachstum entwickeln kann.»

Christine Seidler

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happy weekend everybody!

family home goldbiegelberg | perchtoldsdorf

1992

photography: Elisabeth Mayr-Keber

#1992

competition entry for an arts and leisure centre in ebreichsdorf.

#2003

entrance to the IBM stand at IFABO trade fair for office technology in vienna in the early 90ies.

Accessing the exhibition hall through entrances which changed considerably over the years was partially 'staged' to create particular spatial conditions intended to influence the visitor to the stand. Thus, for example, in the first three years, occasioned by the location of the exhibition hall, a 40 m ramp with a bridge was constructed as the entrance. Various structures serving as advertising space were placed in front of the façade of the hall, as elements signalling the presence of IBM on this site. By means of a yellow-lit corrugated sheet tube, which also functioned as an access tunnel to the hall, a new mood parameter can be established in the visitor through perceptual provocation.

view details via https://mkzt.eu/en/projects/ibm-ifabo/

for the design of this house back in 1976 Gert M.Mayr-Keber already suggested to place solar panels on the roof!