PPAG architects
PPAG architects is run by Anna Popelka and Georg Poduschka with their team. Since its foundation in 1995, the practice (Vienna/Berlin) has continuously worked in research and development on architecture in the widest sense, and in the process has sought to achieve innovation. Although PPAG is consciously concerned with the entire field of architecture, a certain focal on residential and educational buildings has come about over the past years. Wohnhügel Europan 6 and Bildungscampus Sonnwendviertel in Vienna, Slim City in Aspern (Austria) are cases in hand, along with Sauland secondary school (Norway) and such special projects as the Pah-Cej-Kah office and retail centre and Restaurant Steirereck, both in Austria. Projects most recently completed concern a residential and office building in Lützowstraße, Berlin, and Quartiershaus OPEN UP and Längenfeldgasse Primary and Vocational School, both in Vienna. A building by PPAG for an integrated secondary school and academic secondary school is currently being erected in Allee der Kosmonauten, Berlin. The practice is the recipient of numerous national and international awards, including the City of Vienna Prize for Architecture, Adolf Loos State Prize for Design, the Hans Hollein Art Prize for Architecture, plus it has been nominated three times for the Mies van der Rohe Award.
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Star cuisine under the turf
Steirereck am Pogusch by PPAG
On the Pogusch mountain pass in Styria, PPAG have converted a traditional inn into a top restaurant with guest beds.
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Cluster structure for education
LFG – Keep on Thinking School
This film by Wolfgang Thaler takes us on a tour of the primary and vocational school that opened in autumn 2020 on Meidlinger Längenfeldgasse in Vienna.
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All in a cluster: Norwegian secondary school by PPAG architects and Helen & Hard
In Sauland, Norway, PPAG architects has executed the new secondary school in collaboration with Helen & Hard.
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Flexible spatial concept: Steirereck gourmet restaurant by PPAG
By blurring the boundaries between the building's existing fabric and its new extensions, PPAG has ensured flexibility and transparency.
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Growing Structure: Kagome Sandpit in Vienna
Kagome is a special weaving technique as well as a Japanese children's song. It's also the name of a children's sand pit in the Vienna MuseumsQuartier.
