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Azita Praschl-Goodarzi

  • Site : www.pgood.at
  • Adresse : Auerspergstraße 5/Top 17 1080 Vienne
Architect DI Azita Praschl-Goodarzi studied architecture in Tehran and Vienna. Since 2002, the architect has been managing the Vienna office with 15 employees together with architect Martin Praschl. A member of the Chamber of Architects, she is involved in various committees and participates in theoretical discourses. She is repeatedly invited to work on juries and supervises students at the TU – the Vienna University of Technology –at the Institute of Urban Design. P.GOOD Praschl-Goodarzi Architekten ZT-GmbH realize new buildings with a special strength in the area of timber housing. Continuously experimenting with the building material of wood, the team received the WIENWOOD 2015 prize. They have likewise taken part in numerous competitions in Austria and abroad. In addition to her work at the architecture office, Arch. DI Azita Praschl-Goodarzi managed an interdisciplinary team of spatial planners, landscape designers and sociologists as the working group of the District Service Center for Urban Renewal in Vienna-Brigittenau. The office has repeatedly been commissioned with urban planning studies, provides analyses in the field of partial densification, and carries out block redevelopments on behalf of the City of Vienna. Since 2011, under the leadership of P.GOOD Architekten, the Vienna Werkbundsiedlung (48 houses) has been renovated in several stages in close cooperation with the Austrian Federal Monuments Office, accompanied by an interdisciplinary team of restorers. Listed building stock, in general, from Gründerzeit houses to numerous attic extensions, belongs to the implemented works. For the renewal project completed in December 2018 with courtyard gutting and partial compaction on the Vienna Gürtel Belt Road, P.GOOD was awarded 1st Place in the Vienna Urban Renewal Prize 2019.

Lorystrasse

Inexpensive and Cool - (High-Quality Living on Social Terms)

Simmering is better than its reputation: On a quiet, green property tucked behind the noisy Simmeringer Hauptstraße, the private developer Latal Immobilien GmbH realized two subsidized residential buildings. P.GOOD planned in a cost-effective, but high-quality manner. Timelessly modern, white-plastered structures with floor-to-ceiling windows form the solid-appearing basis for family-friendly living while providing the load-bearing exterior walls plenty of flexibility in the interior. In the point block on the street, a spacious staircase, illuminated by a skylight, with wide corridors whose voids taper towards the top, upgrades the access area into a communicative space for the community. Ocher-colored soffits and side walls, which become brighter towards the top, enhance the effect. The ample staircase also ensures that the apartments in the deep part of the building receive a lot of light. They are consistently oriented to the northeast and southwest. In the second, L-shaped component, the staircase is also placed at a strategically favorable position in the inner corner: the artist Dora Mai painted its 20-meter-high side wall with a picture of Mary Poppins on the trapeze. Its color is reminiscent of the 1950s and takes up a tradition of social housing again.
The strongest feature of the buildings, however, is the special type of loggias and balconies: untreated larch slats, which gray over time, turn the suspended balcony slabs into a characteristic design element. Slightly offset from each other, they playfully dance across the white façades as distinctive towers, forming balconies or loggias. On the roof, the wooden structure in front of the wood-paneled, staggered stories transforms into a shady pergola. Many raised beds have already spread out on the flat roof of the courtyard-side component behind it, waiting to be planted by the first tenants.

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