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Hardware market Weninger
Hardware market Weninger
Mistelbach, Austria
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Hardware market Weninger
Mistelbach, Austria
The new hardware centre for agriculture and home improvement is located along the main road to the city centre of Mistelbach, Austria. Due to its prominent location it was important to place the entrance at South, where customers enter the store through a cube cladded in Eternit façade panels, directly into the floor to ceiling glazed showroom. A central staircase leading up to the 1st Floor to make space for admin offices, social rooms, staff facilities and a grand gallery to overlook the entire showroom below, which extends its usage for seminars and meetings.
Large print images above the product shelves draw additional attention to the double voulme space.
Due to the great aspcets of sustainability its was a common dicision of client and architect to use timber as the main construction material, therefore the entire structure of the building; slabs, columns, walls and roof is built in solid timber, which allowed for a column free showroom space with a clear height of 6,8m and a span of 15m.
Apart from it’s haptic perception, the chosen timber provides the space with a warm and bright atmosphere.
Photovoltaic panels and an extensive green roof are helping to maximize the green and sustainable approach, which was of importance to both, architect and client, right from the start of the project.
Further, it was a common goal to avoid environmentally harmful materials wherever possible.
On the exterior, randomly sized Eternit façade panels and timber cladding combined with lighting strips and spot lights are creating a natural, modern and timeless appearance of the building which enhances the image of Mistelbach as a modern and sustainable city.
COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPHS - Petev Georgi
Large print images above the product shelves draw additional attention to the double voulme space.
Due to the great aspcets of sustainability its was a common dicision of client and architect to use timber as the main construction material, therefore the entire structure of the building; slabs, columns, walls and roof is built in solid timber, which allowed for a column free showroom space with a clear height of 6,8m and a span of 15m.
Apart from it’s haptic perception, the chosen timber provides the space with a warm and bright atmosphere.
Photovoltaic panels and an extensive green roof are helping to maximize the green and sustainable approach, which was of importance to both, architect and client, right from the start of the project.
Further, it was a common goal to avoid environmentally harmful materials wherever possible.
On the exterior, randomly sized Eternit façade panels and timber cladding combined with lighting strips and spot lights are creating a natural, modern and timeless appearance of the building which enhances the image of Mistelbach as a modern and sustainable city.
COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPHS - Petev Georgi
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