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Senior Citizens’ Residential Home Tivoli

Adele Obermayer Straße 14, 6020 Innsbruck, A
Architecture: Noldin & Noldin (2006-2007) Builder-owner: stadtBAU Open to the public: partially The residential home received a recognition award at the BTV Builders’ Awards for Tyrol and Vorarlberg in 2010.

A senior citizens’ residential home is located at a central point of the inner city expansion area "Am Tivoli”. The residential floors are arranged around an inner courtyard and placed onto a recessed base story where the public facilities are housed. Despite the compactness and the required, compartmentalized structure, the clear architectural language of the cubic building conveys a generous sense of space.

© Noldin und Noldin Architekten
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Paznaun Secondary Modern School

Lochau 645, 6555 Kappl, A
Architecture: Noldin & Noldin (2003-2004) Builder-owner: Schulverband Paznaun Accessibility: directly on the Silvretta-Trunk Road just before Lochau The elementary school nearby was built in 2017 according to plans by stoll.wagner+partner.

The compact common school centre belonging to the four valley communities is at a right angle to the valley; its horizontal position blends with surrounding nature. The outside of the building reacts with the location’s rough climate; the inside consists of bright rooms, which have been adapted to fit their various uses with their colour and shapes. The triple gymnasium has been sunken halfway into the ground; the roof can be used for breaks and as open space.

© Margherita Spiluttini
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"Villa Rasilla" – Holiday Home

Lourdes 15, 6534 Serfaus, A
Architecture: Noldin & Noldin (2001) Builder-owner: Philipp Schwarz

At the east border of Serfaus is Villa Rasilla – The name stems from a Rhaeto-Romanic term for field name – a holiday home designed by Noldin & Noldin. The two ground floor levels with the wellness-sauna-area, the bedrooms and bathrooms, have been built as a masonry wall construction; the top floor has been added as a self-supporting wooden cube with a wide and protruding partially roofed terrace.

© Günter R. Wett