[Translate to English:] Villa Schatzlmayr | Bad im Morgennebel[Translate to English:] Villa Schatzlmayr | Bad im Morgennebel

Beauty is like a place

you don't want to leave.

Anna Philipp

Beauty is our highest goal – the light by which we measure every design.

It creates those rare moments of deepest experience, instants you do not want to let slip away, but hold within you forever.

Beauty is our passion. We design places, buildings and interiors that one instinctively calls “beautiful” – long before they can be rationally explained. Beauty is the heart of our vocation and at the same time its compass: it carries a life affirming force, touches people at their core and shapes their everyday life with quiet effortlessness.

Beautiful places, precisely composed architecture, carefully crafted interiors and landscapes generate an atmosphere that inspires, allows freedom to unfold and has a lasting positive impact on people. Within this field of tension, we never think of architecture in isolation, but as a holistic composition of architecture, interior design and landscape architecture – a spatial choreography in which façade, sequence of rooms, materials, light, furniture and garden form a natural unity.
In our understanding of “collectible architecture”, buildings become unique pieces that are collected, preserved and passed on to future generations. Each of our projects is conceived as a bespoke edition – architectural one offs with a clear signature, crafted with almost artisanal care to endure over generations. In doing so, we combine timeless elegance with a high degree of craftsmanship and attention to detail, allowing architecture, interiors and landscape to merge into one coherent whole.

The distinctiveness of our architectural approach is rooted in the origin of the word itself. “Architecture” derives from the Greek terms “arché” – beginning, origin – and “techné” – art, craft. In this connection of origin and art, of idea and craft, we recognize the essence of what we do: architecture is an act of creation and precise craft at once, aesthetic ambition and built detail, artistic attitude and lived reality. It is within this tension that a particular form of beauty emerges – beauty that endures, like a place you never wish to leave.