The NIK Building with process of conversional development in Graz, Austria
Located in Graz, Austria, NIK Building with process of conversional development was designed by Atelier Thomas Pucher & Alfred Bramberger. Nikolaiplatz as it stands today was a process of conversional development which took its shape over a period of time. While the architectural style (as well as the desired building density) changed, the site layout remained stably constant. Due to the growing density in the immediate surroundings of the area, the requirements of a building on that site had to be adjusted over time.
Based on the clear steel framed structure with light weight wall panels, a multifaceted playful facade with clear vertical alignments appears. The closed elements on the façade have a gold glimmering appearance and can accommodate shelves or archives on the interior. The height of the building adapts with the surrounding buildings and mediates between a high -density area and an open space.
Photographer: Andreas Buchberger – Vienna, Austria
The NIK Building with process of conversional development design by Atelier Thomas Pucher & Alfred Bramberger
The NIK Building with process of conversional development design Exterior 1
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The NIK Building with process of conversional development design Exterior 3
The NIK Building with process of conversional development design Exterior 4
The NIK Building with process of conversional development design Interior 1
The NIK Building with process of conversional development design Interior 2
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