Baumschlager Eberle

Baumschlager Eberle Architekten is an internationally active architecture practice whose work is guided by a clear sense of place, responsible use of resources and lasting cultural value. The firm designs buildings and urban environments, bringing together local context, practical requirements and an enduring architectural vision. Its projects include offices and administrative buildings, housing, mixed-use ensembles, training facilities and new urban districts.

The practice describes its approach as authentic, methodical and poetic. It considers sustainability broadly, addressing not only energy use but also social, cultural and aesthetic durability. Its work ranges from flexible commercial spaces and carefully integrated city blocks to the 2226 building in Lustenau, conceived as an alternative to highly technology-dependent buildings. Baumschlager Eberle also shares project news, publications and events, and provides selected media materials for editorial use. Through its design work and project collaborations, the firm aims to create architecture that responds to its surroundings, serves contemporary needs and remains relevant over time.