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HOL - Bruckner Tower Linz (AT)
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STATUS
Under Construction
SIZE
500,000 sqft - 1,000,000 sqft
On the premises of the former Bruckner University, an architectural symbiosis of living and
education weaves into an urban design symphony in the urban fabric. A lively quarter building
block, the Bruckner Tower on the north side of Linz contributes to creating a connected builtup
ensemble and provides a varied and livable urban space. The bent multi-aspect façades of
the clearly readable sculptural structure respond to its architectural context and give the
high-rise a slender silhouette with a changing appearance. The Bruckner Tower thus is able to
act as an ingenious landmark and backbone for the cityscape east of the Lentia complex. Its
distinctive shape is underscored by wraparound strip balconies with parapets that seem to
dematerialize in upward direction, from massive concrete to optically lighter delicate glass.
The transparent two-story plinth is positioned around an inner courtyard which gives on to a
generous plaza on the north side. The plinth, which accommodates a school and kindergarten,
combines with the residential high-rise into one unified design composition, which is
accentuated by the inner courtyard, the two plazas, and rooftops with generous green areas.
education weaves into an urban design symphony in the urban fabric. A lively quarter building
block, the Bruckner Tower on the north side of Linz contributes to creating a connected builtup
ensemble and provides a varied and livable urban space. The bent multi-aspect façades of
the clearly readable sculptural structure respond to its architectural context and give the
high-rise a slender silhouette with a changing appearance. The Bruckner Tower thus is able to
act as an ingenious landmark and backbone for the cityscape east of the Lentia complex. Its
distinctive shape is underscored by wraparound strip balconies with parapets that seem to
dematerialize in upward direction, from massive concrete to optically lighter delicate glass.
The transparent two-story plinth is positioned around an inner courtyard which gives on to a
generous plaza on the north side. The plinth, which accommodates a school and kindergarten,
combines with the residential high-rise into one unified design composition, which is
accentuated by the inner courtyard, the two plazas, and rooftops with generous green areas.
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