Andreas Gruber Architects . photos: © Gustav Willeit
Inspired by local architectural culture, the two-story family home presents itself as a successful fusion of tradition and modernity. The compact form with a pitched roof, oriented perpendicular to the slope, seamlessly blends into the surrounding urban context. Continue reading Andreas Gruber
Andreas Gruber Architekten . photos: © Gustav Willeit
Habitat L is located in the rural area near Lengstein in the municipality of Ritten. The surroundings are characterized by agricultural activities, chestnut forests, viticulture, and livestock farming. The building site, an exposed location on the eastern site of the Eisack Valley. Continue reading Andreas Gruber
Andreas Gruber Architekten . photos: © Gustav Willeit
The project spans across a picturesque construction site nestled within a park, not far from the high-quality historical building ensemble in the municipality of Eppan on the Wine Road. The property, dating back to the 60s and originally built by an industrialist, is protected as part of the ensemble and has been exemplary reclaimed and energetically upgraded by Andreas Gruber Architects. Continue reading Andreas Gruber
Andreas Gruber . photos: © Gustav Willeit
Nestled within the picturesque rural setting of Kastelruth in South Tyrol stands an architectural gem that not only meets the immediate needs of a young family but also places a strong emphasis on conscious, long-term construction. This exceptional structure was designed by Andreas Gruber Architects from Schabs. Continue reading Andreas Gruber
Andreas Gruber . photos: © Gustav Willeit
The project title stands for the first name of the client, whom I would like to thank for the trusting cooperation. I would also like to thank my project team, which dedicated itself to the construction task with great commitment.
Viktoria’s residential building is located in Vals in South Tyrol at about 1350m above sea level. The south-facing Vals valley is accompanied by strikingly rising mountain slopes that end from forests in barren peaks.
The location environment is predominantly agricultural. Most of the buildings are very simple in their forms with pitched roofs and a reduced choice of materials. Continue reading Andreas Gruber
