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SUMMER PARTY RECAP
To conclude three intense days of workshops and meetings we celebrated under the motto: FUTUR ANTÉRIEUR the coming together of our creative collective of over 150 people, the 20 year anniversary of the Vienna Studio and proudly introduced our new visual identity, DTFLR.

Here are some more impressions from that fantastic evening. Thank you for all the energy you brought to the event and thank you to the countless friends, clients and partners who also celebrated with us!

A huge thank you to .spring for the amazing images, and to everyone who participated. Special thanks goes to for letting us host this magnificent party to conclude the three day event.

WORKSHOP SUMMER PARTY

We’re excited to share some impressions from the Workshop Day at our 2024 Summer Party!

We came together for a fantastic three-day event in Vienna to celebrate our creative collective of over 150 people, the 20 year anniversary of the Vienna Studio and proudly introduced our new visual identity, DTFLR, charismatically revealed by none other than Andreas Uebele himself.

Thank you also to our esteemed guests for the fascinating presentations and discussions and for giving us valuable insights on our journey of endless learning:

Moritz Dörstelmann, Professor for Digital Design and Fabrication, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Martin Düchs, Professor of Art and Cultural Sciences / Theory and History of Design and Architecture
Susanne Götze, Journalist, Climate Change Expert

A huge thank you to .spring for the amazing images, and to everyone who participated. Special thanks goes to und for the catering and of course to GÖD, Gewerkschaft Öffentlicher Dienst for providing us with the beautiful venue, that was so carefully crafted by some of the best at DTFLR!

WORKSHOP SUMMER PARTY

We’re excited to share some impressions from the Workshop Day at our 2024 Summer Party!

We came together for a fantastic three-day event in Vienna to celebrate our creative collective of over 150 people, the 20 year anniversary of the Vienna Studio and proudly introduced our new visual identity, DTFLR, charismatically revealed by none other than Andreas Uebele himself.

Thank you also to our esteemed guests for the fascinating presentations and discussions and for giving us valuable insights on our journey of endless learning:

Moritz Dörstelmann, Professor for Digital Design and Fabrication, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Martin Düchs, Professor of Art and Cultural Sciences / Theory and History of Design and Architecture
Susanne Götze, Journalist, Climate Change Expert

A huge thank you to .spring for the amazing images, and to everyone who participated. Special thanks goes to und for the catering and of course to GÖD, Gewerkschaft Öffentlicher Dienst for providing us with the beautiful venue, that was so carefully crafted by some of the best at DTFLR!

D T F L R
We are beyond excited to reveal and share with you our new logo, our new website and identity: link in bio!

And our summer event in Vienna with workshops and a huge party in the end was such a great kickoff for this!

Thanks for all the photos .spring
As for the design, it’s been an inspiring process with to bring this to life. The outcome reflects what we do, who we do it for and who we are.

A new highlight are our dossiers on various topics such as ‘wood in the city’, ‘social responsibility’, ‘the significance of place and craftsmanship’ and many more. Internal and external experts report on what concerns us and our society. This collection is constantly being expanded. Take a look from time to time!

Enjoy exploring!

D T F L R
We are beyond excited to reveal and share with you our new logo, our new website and identity: https://dtflr.com/de

And our summer event in Vienna with workshops and huge party was such a great kickoff for this!

Here are some first impressions from our big Dietrich Untertrifaller Summer Party in Vienna. Thanks to everyone, who was there!

A huge thank you to everyone from involved in organising this successful event and a huge thank you to Axel Zielke, Lauren Philippa and Franziska Rademacher for the organisation, to DJ Xubi, and DJ Johannes Albert for the vibes, and for the catering, to Lumine for VJ, to , Simon Renner and .de for visuals and concept!
Thank you, .spring for the photos!

As for the design, it’s been an inspiring process with to bring this to life. The outcome reflects what we do, who we do it for and who we are.

A new highlight are our dossiers on various topics such as ‘wood in the city’, ‘social responsibility’, ‘the significance of place and craftsmanship’ and many more. Internal and external experts report on what concerns us and our society. This collection is constantly being expanded. Take a look from time to time!

Enjoy exploring!

OUR KUKU 23 FOR ARCHITETURTAGE 2024
We are happy that our „Kuku 23 – Living in the Arts and Cultural Quarter“ will be featured in the reader of the , which is expected to be published in autumn. We are also very happy to show you some new photos by , grasping the first impressions after completion of this very special residential-cultural project of ours!

Two quotes about this project
„An open society also requires open, changeable and robust structures.“ Much Untertrifaller
„One of the principles of urban diversity, that we have established for this project is keeping the ground floors free of private housing. Instead, we have spread a carpet of art and cultural uses, sports facilities, communal spaces and special forms of living.“ Maria Megina

Read more about the project here: https://www.dietrich.untertrifaller.com/en/projects/kuku-23-wohnen-im-kunst-kulturquartier/?filter=14&parent=8&lang=en
You can find more information on this Austria-wide programme of the Architecture Days can be found at: https://architekturtage.at.

Client: Cooperative Heimbau, Altmannsdorf and Hetzendorf
Architecture: with
Landscape: Rajek & Barosch, Vienna
Social sustainability: Reality Lab, Vienna
Cultural concept: 


OUR KUKU 23 FOR ARCHITETURTAGE 2024
We are happy that our „Kuku 23 – Living in the Arts and Cultural Quarter“ will be featured in the reader of the , which is expected to be published in autumn. We are also very happy to show you some new photos by , grasping the first impressions after completion of this very special residential-cultural project of ours!

Two quotes about this project
„An open society also requires open, changeable and robust structures.“ Much Untertrifaller
„One of the principles of urban diversity, that we have established for this project is keeping the ground floors free of private housing. Instead, we have spread a carpet of art and cultural uses, sports facilities, communal spaces and special forms of living.“ Maria Megina

Read more about the project here: https://www.dietrich.untertrifaller.com/en/projects/kuku-23-wohnen-im-kunst-kulturquartier/?filter=14&parent=8&lang=en
You can find more information on this Austria-wide programme of the Architecture Days can be found at: https://architekturtage.at.

Client: Cooperative Heimbau, Altmannsdorf and Hetzendorf
Architecture: with
Landscape: Rajek & Barosch, Vienna
Social sustainability: Reality Lab, Vienna
Cultural concept: 


OUR KUKU 23 FOR ARCHITETURTAGE 2024
We are happy that our „Kuku 23 – Living in the Arts and Cultural Quarter“ will be featured in the reader of the ARCHITEKTURTAGE 2024, which is expected to be published in autumn. We are also very happy to show you some new photos by , grasping the first impressions after completion of this very special residential-cultural project of ours!

Two quotes about this project
„An open society also requires open, changeable and robust structures.“ Much Untertrifaller
„One of the principles of urban diversity, that we have established for this project is keeping the ground floors free of private housing. Instead, we have spread a carpet of art and cultural uses, sports facilities, communal spaces and special forms of living.“ Maria Megina

Read more about the project here: https://www.dietrich.untertrifaller.com/en/projects/kuku-23-wohnen-im-kunst-kulturquartier/?filter=14&parent=8&lang=en
You can find more information on this Austria-wide programme of the Architecture Days can be found at: https://architekturtage.at.


OPENING OF OUR RUDOLF STEINER SCHOOL IN VIENNA
We are very happy about last weekend’s opening of our Rudolf Steiner School in Vienna accompanied by a festive ceremony and especially by a very content and happy client. After 18 months of construction, we look back to a great cooperation and joint effort to make this special project possible. Many thanks once again to the entire team and all the hard-working helpers! This project - embracing old and new, based on the sustainable use of materials with its innovative timber/clay construction - is an important milestone.

Client: Rudolf Steiner Schulverein
Architecture: Andi Breuss
Structure concrete: Gerhard Gschwandtl ZT, Vienna
Structure wood: .kurtpock – Kurt Pock Tragwerksplanung, Klagenfurt
Building physics: Dr. Pfeiler ZT, Graz
HAVCR, electronics: Immo-Objekttechnik, Vienna
Fire protection: Hoyer, Vienna
Landscape: Carla Lo, Vienna

Photos: Astrid Rappel

OPENING OF OUR RUDOLF STEINER SCHOOL IN VIENNA
We are very happy about last weekend’s opening of our Rudolf Steiner School in Vienna accompanied by a festive ceremony and especially by a very content and happy client. After 18 months of construction, we look back to a great cooperation and joint effort to make this special project possible. Many thanks once again to the entire team and all the hard-working helpers! This project - embracing old and new, based on the sustainable use of materials with its innovative timber/clay construction - is an important milestone.

Client: Rudolf Steiner Schulverein
Architecture: Andi Breuss
Structure concrete: Gerhard Gschwandtl ZT, Vienna
Structure wood: .kurtpock – Kurt Pock Tragwerksplanung, Klagenfurt
Building physics: Dr. Pfeiler ZT, Graz
HAVCR, electronics: Immo-Objekttechnik, Vienna
Fire protection: Hoyer, Vienna
Landscape: Carla Lo, Vienna

Photos: Astrid Rappel, Michael Porath

ARCHITECTURE AND SPORTS
France - and Paris in particular - is currently preparing for the 2024 Olympic Games. We are able to contribute with our Gilles Boutantin sports centre in Cormeilles, north-east of Paris, and are delighted to offer the Japanese national volleyball team optimal training conditions.

A SKILLFUL SERVE
Sports Centre Gilles Boutantin
Club sport often plays an important role in small towns in particular. The new sports centre in Cormeilles now offers local teams, recreational athletes and schoolchildren not only optimal training and competition conditions, but also a meeting and communication point. With its flowing silhouette, it makes a striking statement at the entrance to the town, yet blends unobtrusively into the loosely built-up residential area. A simple twist of the roof moulding transforms it into a canopy that wraps protectively over the entrance. The centrepiece of the project is a large reception hall that connects all the sports halls and training rooms. It is also a space for informal exchanges and socialising, offers a panoramic view of the competition hall below and leads spectators directly to the stands.

Photos:
Client: Ville de Cormeilles-en-Parisis
structural engineering:
HAVCR: ALTO Ingénierie, Paris
Costs: VPEAS, Paris

ARCHITECTURE AND SPORTS
France - and Paris in particular - is currently preparing for the 2024 Olympic Games. We are able to contribute with our Gilles Boutantin sports centre in Cormeilles, north-east of Paris, and are delighted to offer the Japanese national volleyball team optimal training conditions.

A SKILLFUL SERVE
Sports Centre Gilles Boutantin
Club sport often plays an important role in small towns in particular. The new sports centre in Cormeilles now offers local teams, recreational athletes and schoolchildren not only optimal training and competition conditions, but also a meeting and communication point. With its flowing silhouette, it makes a striking statement at the entrance to the town, yet blends unobtrusively into the loosely built-up residential area. A simple twist of the roof moulding transforms it into a canopy that wraps protectively over the entrance. The centrepiece of the project is a large reception hall that connects all the sports halls and training rooms. It is also a space for informal exchanges and socialising, offers a panoramic view of the competition hall below and leads spectators directly to the stands.

Photos:
Client: Ville de Cormeilles-en-Parisis
structural engineering:
HAVCR: ALTO Ingénierie, Paris
Costs: VPEAS, Paris

ARCHITECTURE AND SPORTS
France - and Paris in particular - is currently preparing for a global sporting event. With the 2024 Olympic Games, the role of architecture as a venue for sporting activities is also coming into focus. We are also able contribute with our Gilles Boutantin sports centre in Cormeilles, north-east of Paris, and are delighted to offer the Japanese national volleyball team optimal training conditions. We would also like to use this topic as an opportunity to showcase three other sports centres of ours, highlighting their diversity and numerous additional functions.

After all, with foresight and careful planning, sports facilities are much more than just venues; they can greatly foster and enrich community life of a municipality, a city or a group of people.

Have a look - coming posts:
A SKILLFUL SERVE - Sports Centre Gilles Boutantin in Cormeilles-en-Parisis
IN FREE FLOATING - TUM Campus, School of Medicine and Health in Munich
FAIR PLAY BETWEEN TERRAIN AND DAYLIGHT - ETH Sports Center in Zurich
TIMBER CONSTRUCTION IN FIRST PLACE - Kaltensteinhalle Sports Hall, Vaihingen

Photos 1+2 , 3 Bruno Klomfar, 4

A VERY RECENT SITE INSIGHT
As announced last week, we are more than happy to follow up with some new beautiful site photos from our Rudolf Steiner School in Vienna, close to completion!

Thank you, for the photo, taken just last week! Beautiful versions of what is soon going to be filled with life and children bouncing around, but already capturing the atmosphere.

The school is an inner city conversion and new build made of wood with natural insulating materials such as straw, wood or h**p and interior finishing with clay. Read more here: https://www.dietrich.untertrifaller.com/en/projects/rudolf-steiner-schule-wien/?filter=10&parent=8&lang=en

Thanks to all our team, partners and our client for the trust, collaboration and joint effort that made this beautiful process possible.

Architecture: with Andreas Breuss
Structure concrete: Gerhard Gschwandtl ZT, Vienna
Structure wood: .kurtpock
Building physics: Dr. Pfeiler ZT, Graz
HAVCR, electronics: Immo-Objekttechnik, Vienna
Fire protection: Hoyer, Vienna
Landscape: Carla Lo, Vienna

Photos:

A VERY RECENT SITE INSIGHT
As announced last week, we are more than happy to follow up with some new beautiful site photos from our Rudolf Steiner School in Vienna, close to completion!

Thank you, for the photo, taken just last week! Beautiful versions of what is soon going to be filled with life and children bouncing around, but already capturing the atmosphere.

The school is an inner city conversion and new build made of wood with natural insulating materials such as straw, wood or h**p and interior finishing with clay. Read more here: https://www.dietrich.untertrifaller.com/en/projects/rudolf-steiner-schule-wien/?filter=10&parent=8&lang=en

Thanks to all our team, partners and our client for the trust, collaboration and joint effort that made this beautiful process possible.

Architecture: with Andreas Breuss
Structure concrete: Gerhard Gschwandtl ZT, Vienna
Structure wood: .kurtpock
Building physics: Dr. Pfeiler ZT, Graz
HAVCR, electronics: Immo-Objekttechnik, Vienna
Fire protection: Hoyer, Vienna
Landscape: Carla Lo, Vienna

Photos: