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It’s a challenging, exhausting and arduous climb to the highest hut the Zillertal Alps in South Tyrol – the Schwarzensteinhütte – but it’s worth it! If you make it up here, you won’t just be greeted by a unique view over the High Tauern, the Rieserferner Group and the Dolomite peaks of Marmolada, but you can also refuel in the distinctively designed and comfortably furnished retreat.
The music theatre in Linz is one of the most modern opera houses in Europe. The five-storey building with two basement levels, a fly tower and an distinctive façade in the form of a oversized stage curtain is located within the Volksgarten, one of the oldest parkland areas in Linz and a direct link to the city centre. The building’s architecture, integration into the urban environment and innovative technology are particularly impressive – from the acoustics to the furnishing details.
When on holiday, feeling relaxed and comfortable in your environment comes near the top of the list: The desire for an architecturally sophisticated home when on holiday is growing – and wellness breaks are becoming increasingly popular.The Hotel MOHR Life Resort is nestled in the Tyrolean mountains in the Austrian town of Lermoos and combines modern architecture with an impressive wellness concept.
The Westphalian State Museum of Art and Cultural History was designed by the Berlin-based architect Volker Staab in Münster and breaks new architectural and urban development grounds. The entrance was made to face towards the city centre and thus forms an extension of the city space into the heart of the city. Visitors to the museum pass through four forecourts to gain access to an open atrium that is the full height of the building.
In the Kirchberg rehabilitation centre in Luxembourg, designed by m3 architects, patients and visitors encounter many different wooden elements which create a natural atmosphere in the interior rooms. At the same time, the largely glass façade allows plenty of light into the interior, which can contribute to relaxation, recovery and recuperation – an important aspect for a facility designed to promote mental and physical health.
