Client
EGW Erste gemeinnützige Wohnungsgesellschaft mbH
Architecture
F+P ARCHITEKTEN ZT GMBH
Gross floor area: ca. 6.066 m²
Residential usable area: ca. 3.500 m²
Construction start: 2026
Planned completion: 2028
Number of residential units: 49
Residential Quarter Kammgarnhof
2540
Bad Vöslau,
Falkstraße,
Austria
Kammgarnhof Residential Quarter: Architecture for Sustainable Living in Bad Vöslau
The Kammgarnhof residential quarter integrates into the urban development concept “Die Vöslauer Perlen” as an architectural highlight, setting a distinctive benchmark for future-oriented living. The design combines aesthetic sophistication with a consistent commitment to sustainability. In addition to the use of high-quality materials such as brick, innovative technologies including geothermal energy and green façades play a defining role in shaping the overall character of the project.
The architecture of the residential quarter is distinguished by a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation. The green façades are a central feature, serving not only as a striking design element but also actively contributing to climate protection. They create verdant retreats and help improve the urban microclimate. At the same time, the use of geothermal energy ensures a resource-efficient and energy-efficient heating and cooling system, making Kammgarnhof a model example of environmentally responsible construction.
The choice of materials, particularly brick, gives the buildings a timeless aesthetic while ensuring durability and harmonious integration into the surrounding landscape. The clear, structured façade design — including integrated greenery — and the varied building heights ranging from two to six storeys create a dynamic silhouette that nevertheless fits respectfully into the existing urban context.
The planning of the quarter also promotes social interaction: the integration of two spacious communal terraces, indoor shared spaces, and small commercial units on the ground floor fosters a vibrant and diverse neighborhood, strengthening social exchange and enhancing the sense of community among residents.
Kammgarnhof is therefore not only an example of outstanding architecture, but also a forward-looking model for sustainable and community-oriented living, contributing to making the “Vöslauer Perlen” a livable and future-ready urban district.
