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aviary for alpine birds
aviary for alpine birds
Innsbruck, Austria
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aviary for alpine birds
Innsbruck, Austria
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2019
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$500K - 1M
In Innsbruck, in the heart oft the alps, mahore architekten designed one oft he biggest walkable aviaries for alpine birds in central Europe. The column-free construction spanning more than 1000m2 enables an open space for both the birds and the visitors, and allows for a direct experience of these impressive animals.
Form the beginning, 3D Modelling an BIM where used in close collaboration with the constructional engineer to optimize construction and design. A forward leaning composite column in connection with a tension member works as the basic element of the construction. Combined with the constructional elements of the roof (as well a system under tensile stress) the canopy spans over 35m.
Thereby the visitors can walk around and experience Eurasian Griffons and Vultures flying through the site.
Form the beginning, 3D Modelling an BIM where used in close collaboration with the constructional engineer to optimize construction and design. A forward leaning composite column in connection with a tension member works as the basic element of the construction. Combined with the constructional elements of the roof (as well a system under tensile stress) the canopy spans over 35m.
Thereby the visitors can walk around and experience Eurasian Griffons and Vultures flying through the site.
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