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Flederhaus / heri&salli

00:00 - 7 July, 2011

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Flederhaus / heri&salli

Flederhaus / heri&salli, © Mischa Erben — © Mischa Erben

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heri&salli
Location

Vienna, Austria
Project Year

2010
Photographs

Mischa Erben

Text description provided by the architects. The FLEDERHAUS is an open space where visitors can find a new home. It can also serve as an oasis of relaxation and a symbol of a vertical public sphere.

ground floor plan

The visible design of the FLEDERHAUS is dissolving itself when the visitors are using the inside as an open space and get to a new dimension of a public space. Despite its name, it's not full of bats, but a cluster of hammocks – Come in and hang out.

© Mischa Erben

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Cite: "Flederhaus / heri&salli" 07 Jul 2011. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/148401/flederhaus-heri-salli/> ISSN 0719-8884

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