Intimate Spaces

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Good housing proved to be the savior of the working world in the last pandemic. The term "family" could also be understood much more broadly today: Neighborhoods, co-living, working groups have taken on much of the characteristics of a close-knit, jointly socialized group.

Three presented projects reflect three different rhythms of life of three families between their privacy and the public. Three different ambiences, open and closed spaces, offer a range of uses lived through self-determination. Projects:GREEN HOUSE AUSTIN / TEXAS / USA 2013 HAUS GRILL-REICHENAUER/ PAYERBACH / AUT 2020 AT HOME IN THE ALPS / RAMSAU / AUT / 2022

Author Bio

Mladen Jadric teaches (TU) and practices architecture in Vienna, Austria. He has realized a wide range of projects of different scales: Architectural and urban design projects, residences, art installations and experiments with new materials and technologies in Austria, USA, Finland and China. He has had extensive experience as a visiting professor and guest lecturer in Europe, the USA, Asia, Australia and South America. He has exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts in London, M.I.T., Cooper Union and Roger Williams University in the USA, Alvar Aalto University in Helsinki, Venice Architecture Biennale, World Architectural Triennale in Tokyo, Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urban Planning, NIT-Nagoya and many others. He received the State Prize for Experimental Architecture, the Karl Scheffel Prize and the Schorsch Prize for Housing of the City of Vienna, and the Grand Prize of the Mayor of Busan, Korea. Member of the Knstlerhaus. Alexander Peer: Born in 1971 in Salzburg, he studied German language and literature, philosophy, and journalism. Peer now lives as a freelance writer in Vienna. He writes regularly about literature and architecture for various newspapers and magazines (www.peerfact.at).