项目名称： Willi Resettarits 维也纳教育园区

设计团队： Kronaus Mitterer Architekten

面积：15000 m²

地点：维也纳，奥地利

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项目 – 奥地利建筑事务所Kronaus Mitterer Architekten在维也纳弗洛里斯多夫区完成了一座令人瞩目的教育园区项目，通过创新的"棋盘格"空间概念和雄心勃勃的可持续发展特色，重新诠释了传统校园建筑类型。

以著名维也纳歌手Willi Resettarits命名的教育园区，在同一座15000平方米的木混凝土混合结构建筑内，巧妙地整合了幼儿园、小学、中学、音乐学校和青少年活动中心等多个教育设施。

建筑的标志性外立面完美呈现了其内部空间组织逻辑，教育空间与多功能区域以交替网格模式排列，形成了建筑师所描述的"棋盘式"构图。这种体量在四层建筑中的系统性错动，不仅创造出富有动感的外部形象，还实现了内部学习空间的灵活互联。

建筑师解释道："这种强韧的基础网格允许各个空间按层错落排布，赋予了这座教育建筑鲜明的特色和独特的身份认同。"设计通过大量露台和一体化绿化强调了与户外的联系，密集种植的立面和可达的屋顶花园有效缓解了城市热岛效应。

可持续发展理念贯穿项目的美学表达和技术方案，将实木结构与光伏发电、地下水利用和雨水管理等先进系统相结合。外立面甚至融入了本地野生动物的巢箱设计，展现了教育建筑如何积极促进城市生物多样性。

团队 –  Kronaus Mitterer Architekten（KMA）成立于2021年，在短短几年间已迅速发展成为中欧地区最具活力的建筑设计机构之一，目前在维也纳和柏林设有办事处。在创始合伙人克里斯蒂安·克罗瑙斯博士（Dr. Christian Kronaus）和彼得·米特勒（Peter Mitterer）的领导下，与合伙人彼得·穆勒（Peter Müller）共同执掌，该事务所凭借其在公共建筑和混合功能开发项目上的创新手法赢得了广泛赞誉。

作为一家拥有60名专业人员的建筑设计团队，Kronaus Mitterer Architekten在大型公共项目竞赛中屡获殊荣，尤其在需要复杂多功能空间规划方案的项目中表现突出。该事务所的设计方法论强调从概念构思到最终建成的全过程整体性思维。

事务所的与众不同之处在于他们对设计卓越性的执着追求。其综合项目交付模式确保了从前期设计到竣工验收的全过程品质把控，特别注重可持续发展解决方案和技术创新。目前，事务所的作品集中展现了他们在教育设施、文化机构和复杂城市开发项目等领域的专业造诣。

通过维也纳总部和柏林分部的协同运作，Kronaus Mitterer Architekten已确立了其在当代欧洲建筑界的领军地位，为公共空间设计和机构建筑带来了全新的设计视角。

Project：Willi Resetarits Educational Campus

Team：Kronaus Mitterer Architekten

Size：15000 m²

Location：Vienna, Austria

Feature：

Project - Austrian architecture firm Kronaus Mitterer Architekten has completed a striking educational campus in Vienna's Floridsdorf district that reimagines the traditional school typology through an innovative "checkerboard" spatial concept and ambitious sustainability features.

The Willi Resetarits Educational Campus, named after the renowned Viennese singer, brings together multiple educational facilities – including kindergarten, elementary school, middle school, music school and youth center – within a single 15,000-square-metre hybrid timber-concrete structure.

The building's distinctive facade reflects its internal organization, with educational spaces and multi-functional zones arranged in an alternating grid pattern that creates what the architects describe as a "chess-like" composition. This systematic shifting of volumes across four floors generates a dynamic exterior presence while enabling flexible interconnections between learning spaces inside.

"The robust basic grid allows the rooms to be staggered floor by floor, giving the educational building a strong characteristic and its own identity," explain the architects. The design emphasizes connection to the outdoors through extensive terracing and integrated greenery, with intensively planted facades and accessible roof gardens helping to combat the urban heat island effect.

Sustainability drives both the aesthetic and technical solutions, combining solid wood construction with advanced systems including photovoltaics, groundwater utilization, and rainwater management. The facade even incorporates nesting boxes for local wildlife, demonstrating how educational architecture can actively contribute to urban biodiversity.

Design Team - Kronaus Mitterer Architekten (KMA), established in 2021, has rapidly emerged as one of Central Europe's most dynamic architectural practices, with offices strategically located in Vienna and Berlin. Under the leadership of founding partners Dr. Christian Kronaus and Peter Mitterer, alongside partner Peter Müller, the firm has garnered significant recognition for their innovative approach to public architecture and mixed-use developments.

The practice, comprising a team of 60 professionals, has distinguished itself through numerous competition victories in large-scale public projects, particularly those demanding sophisticated solutions for multifunctional spatial programming. KMA's methodology is characterized by their holistic approach to architectural design and implementation, encompassing all project phases from initial concept to final execution.

What sets KMA apart is their commitment to maintaining design excellence throughout the entire planning process. Their integrated project delivery method ensures seamless continuity from early design stages through to completion, with a particular emphasis on sustainable solutions and technological innovation. The firm's portfolio demonstrates their expertise in educational facilities, cultural institutions, and complex urban developments.

Operating from their main studio in Vienna and their German headquarters in Berlin, KMA has established itself as a leading voice in contemporary European architecture, bringing fresh perspectives to the challenges of public space design and institutional architecture.