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Leeb Fruit Orchard
Leeb Fruit Orchard
40, Wienerstraße, Sankt Andrä am Zicksee, Austria
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Leeb Fruit Orchard
40, Wienerstraße, Sankt Andrä am Zicksee, Austria
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2009
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
BUDGET
$500K - 1M
The new production facility of Obstbau Leeb, an organic apple farmer in Sankt Andrä in the Burgenland region of Austria, is as versatile as it is elegant. It only took four months to build this cleverly folded box structure whose large panels can easily be pulled, pushed, opened and closed at any given time.
A multifunctional beauty
It is surprising how aesthetically pleasing a production facility can become: The building is characterized by its prefabricated wooden elements, which sit in a delicate timber frame construction. The facade’s materiality radiates a rough and pure aesthetic. The coarse OSB panels, glazed in apple green and dark brown, stand in exciting contrast to the precisely set aluminum profiles, which, for their part, divide and structure the even surface.
Refined sustainability
Two large sliding doors transform the commercial building into an oversized market stand with changing views to the outside - the surrounding landscape - as well as to inside - the apple processing hall, the sales space and adjoining rooms. The structure is designed to passive house sustainability standards. Renewable raw and recycled materials, as well as upcycled furniture are primarily used throughout the building.
A multifunctional beauty
It is surprising how aesthetically pleasing a production facility can become: The building is characterized by its prefabricated wooden elements, which sit in a delicate timber frame construction. The facade’s materiality radiates a rough and pure aesthetic. The coarse OSB panels, glazed in apple green and dark brown, stand in exciting contrast to the precisely set aluminum profiles, which, for their part, divide and structure the even surface.
Refined sustainability
Two large sliding doors transform the commercial building into an oversized market stand with changing views to the outside - the surrounding landscape - as well as to inside - the apple processing hall, the sales space and adjoining rooms. The structure is designed to passive house sustainability standards. Renewable raw and recycled materials, as well as upcycled furniture are primarily used throughout the building.
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