A dream house in Burgenland: Degasperi couple implements sustainable new buildings

A dream house in Burgenland: Degasperi couple implements sustainable new buildings

Georg and Margarete Degasperi realized their dream of their own home in South Burgenland. After lived in Tyrol for decades, they opted for a new building in a crane-style style, which reflects the architecture of their first common homeland. Your new residence in Neuhaus in the Wart is the result of mature considerations that were created during a vacation in Portugal. The couple wanted a sustainable, barrier -free home that is also financially affordable because the high property prices in Tyrol were a challenge. According to meinzirk.at they finally found their vision with the renowned construction company Kraneblitter.

a harmonious collaboration

The concept for her new house was innovative: a barrier -free, hexagonal house, inspired by the utopia by Hermann Kraneblitter, became the core of the project. The ideas flowed together when the Degasperi couple worked with the timber construction company Unger from Großpetersdorf. Here, managing director Josef Unger was able to bring in many of his own ideas and thus create a perfect balance between the originally planned and new elements. "Different philosophies flow into each other here, which makes up the charm of the house," said Georg Degasperi. The completion of the house needed intensive communication and planning, which led to a great end result, of which Margarete Degasperi enthusiastically announced: "We are not yet finished, but we would certainly do it again with Mr. Unger!"

The contemporary construction, the requirements for sustainable materials, as well as the combination of aesthetic design and functionality make the new home of the degasperi a remarkable example of modern building. These approaches could also serve as a source of inspiration for future residential projects that are both individually designed and support the trend towards sustainable living, as the debates on the role of architecture in modern Europe show. The Degasperi, who, as politicians, were one of the most important pioneers for European integration, therefore stand not only for historical, but now also for architectural successes. Information from Visittrentino.info