Arbeiten Sie mit den besten Architekten in Österreich: Tholos Architects

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Italienisches Design für Ihr Zuhause – Exklusiv verfügbar in Österreich

Träumen Sie von einem eleganten und anspruchsvollen Zuhause mit italienischem Touch? Wenn Sie Wert auf Professionalität, Kompetenz und Zuverlässigkeit legen, können Sie sich bei einem Architekten in Österreich sofort um zeitlose Eleganz und hochwertige Architektur kümmern – allerdings nur für einen begrenzten Kundenkreis!

Dank unserer neuen Partnerschaften mit Architekten, die bei der Bundeskammer akkreditiert sind und Erfahrung in:

  • Burgenland
  • Wien
  • Niederösterreich
  • Oberösterreich
  • Steiermark
  • Kärnten
  • Salzburg
  • Tirol
  • Vorarlberg

Haben, nehmen wir Vorreservierungen für exklusive Architektur- und Designleistungen entgegen:

  • Planung von luxuriösen Einfamilienhäusern
  • Entwicklung von hochwertigen Wohnanlagen
  • Maßgeschneiderte Innenarchitektur
  • Hochwertiges Interior Design mit italienischem Flair
  • Exklusive Landschaftsarchitektur

Warum italienisches Design wählen?

Italienische Architektur und Kreativität stehen weltweit für Eleganz, Raffinesse und Qualität.
Unsere Architekten sind erfahrene Techniker, die mit langlebigen und nachhaltigen Materialien, innovativen Lösungen und maßgeschneiderten Projekten einzigartige Umgebungen schaffen, die auf Wohlbefinden und Einzigartigkeit ausgerichtet sind und so auch die anspruchsvollsten Kunden zufriedenstellen.
Dank der Zusammenarbeit mit Handwerkern, Designern, Lieferanten und Installateuren garantieren wir exklusive Ergebnisse auf höchstem Niveau.

Internationale Erfahrung und Expertennetzwerk

Unser Team verfügt über umfangreiche Erfahrung in Italien, Deutschland, Österreich, Großbritannien und den Vereinigten Arabischen Emiraten.
Durch internationale Projekte kennen wir die besten Designprodukte, langlebigen Materialien und innovativen Konstruktionstechniken.
Darüber hinaus verfügen wir über ein solides Netzwerk qualifizierter Lieferanten, Berater und spezialisierter Techniker, die Ihnen dabei helfen, Ihre Vision in eine dauerhafte Realität umzusetzen.

Individuelles Design und hochwertige Materialien

Unsere Architekten und Innenarchitekten arbeiten mit einer sorgfältigen Auswahl italienischer, deutscher und österreichischer Materialien und Produkte, um elegante und langlebige Ergebnisse zu gewährleisten.
Von Carrara-Marmor über Holz aus nachhaltiger Forstwirtschaft bis hin zu den innovativsten High-Tech-Materialien – wir streben nach Exzellenz bis ins kleinste Detail.

🎯 Wer ist unser idealer Kunde?

Wir arbeiten nicht an jedem Projekt, sondern nur mit Kunden, die:
✅ Sie lieben Eleganz und Qualität – sie suchen nach einem raffinierten Stil mit maßgeschneiderten Materialien und Lösungen.
✅ Sie möchten ein einzigartiges und maßgeschneidertes Projekt – nicht nur kopierte Lösungen, sondern eine Architektur, die auf ihre Bedürfnisse zugeschnitten ist.
✅ Sie legen Wert auf italienisches Design und Liebe zum Detail – sie schätzen den Wert der Handwerkskunst, der Materialauswahl und der Maßarbeit.
✅ Sie teilen eine Vision und sind offen für einen kreativen Prozess – sie sind transparent in Bezug auf ihre Wünsche, bereit, eine transformative Reise zu unternehmen, um ein neues Niveau des Lebensstils zu erreichen, und wollen den Besten vertrauen, um dies zu erreichen.

⏳ Warum nehmen wir nur eine begrenzte Anzahl an Kunden auf?

Wir arbeiten mit einem ausgewählten und engagierten Ansatz, um hervorragende Ergebnisse zu erzielen:
🔹 Jedes Projekt erfordert Liebe zum Detail und einen sorgfältigen Designprozess.
🔹 Wir arbeiten nur mit erstklassigen Lieferanten und Handwerkern zusammen, die nur über eine begrenzte Verfügbarkeit verfügen.
🔹 Wir bieten hochwertigen Service ohne Kompromisse.
🔹 Wir akzeptieren jedes Jahr nur eine kleine Anzahl von Kunden, um hohe Standards aufrechtzuerhalten und keine Ablenkungen zu haben.

Unsere Architekten in Wien und ganz Österreich verbinden italienische Kreativität mit technischer Exzellenz und einem hohen handwerklichen Niveau. Egal ob Sie einen Architekten für den Hausbau in Österreich oder einen Architekten für die Sanierung Ihres Hauses in Österreich suchen, wir bieten Ihnen maßgeschneiderte Lösungen mit den besten Designlösungen.

🏡 Die besten Architekten in Österreich für Ihr Traumhaus! Lassen Sie Ihr Zuhause in neuem Glanz erstrahlen – einzigartig, stilvoll und zeitlos schön.

🚀 Nur wenige Plätze verfügbar! Lassen Sie sich jetzt vormerken, um zu den Ersten zu gehören, die von unseren Architekturdienstleistungen profitieren.

Bleiben Sie informiert – sichern Sie sich Ihren Platz! Möchten Sie Ihr Projekt in den nächsten sechs Monaten starten?

Möchten Sie zu den Ersten gehören, die wissen, wann wir in Österreich Neukunden aufnehmen?
Sie haben Fragen oder wünschen konkrete Informationen?
Hinterlassen Sie Ihre Daten und schreiben Sie uns, wir werden Sie so schnell wie möglich informieren.







    Sichern Sie sich Ihr exklusives Beratungsgespräch – bevor alle Plätze vergeben sind!

    RIBA Stages: A Guide for Your Building Project

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    If you’re embarking on a construction or renovation project, you may have come across the term RIBA Stages. Developed by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), these stages provide a structured framework that guides the design and construction process from initial planning to project completion. Understanding these stages is crucial for navigating your project effectively and ensuring every aspect is carefully considered.

    What Are the RIBA Stages?

    The RIBA Plan of Work consists of eight key stages, each outlining a specific phase of the building project. These stages ensure clarity and consistency, providing a roadmap for architects, clients, and contractors alike.

    The 8 RIBA Stages:

    1. Stage 0: Strategic Definition
      • This stage focuses on understanding your project’s purpose and objectives. What do you want to achieve with your build? Is it a new home, an extension, or a commercial renovation? The strategic definition helps align your vision with practical goals.
    2. Stage 1: Preparation and Brief
      • The architect works closely with you to develop a detailed brief. This includes assessing the site, budget, and initial requirements. Feasibility studies or site surveys may also take place during this stage.
    3. Stage 2: Concept Design
      • Your architect begins to translate your ideas into initial designs. Sketches, floor plans, and 3D models might be produced to help you visualize the project. Key decisions, such as style and layout, are made here.
    4. Stage 3: Spatial Coordination (Previously Developed Design)
      • This is where the design is refined. The architect ensures all elements work together harmoniously, incorporating structural, mechanical, and electrical considerations. At this stage, planning permission may also be sought.
    5. Stage 4: Technical Design
      • Detailed technical drawings and specifications are created to guide construction. These documents are shared with contractors and used for pricing and procurement.
    6. Stage 5: Manufacturing and Construction
      • The physical construction begins. The architect may remain involved to ensure the work aligns with the design and meets quality standards.
    7. Stage 6: Handover
      • Once the construction is complete, the building is handed over to you. The architect ensures everything is functional and meets the original brief.
    8. Stage 7: Use
      • This final stage focuses on post-occupancy. The architect may assist with maintenance or help evaluate the building’s performance.

    Why Follow the RIBA Stages?

    The RIBA stages offer a clear, structured approach to building projects, ensuring no detail is overlooked. They help streamline communication between all parties, minimize risks, and keep the project on track.

    Key benefits include:

    • Clarity: A well-defined plan reduces misunderstandings.
    • Efficiency: Proper preparation avoids costly delays or errors.
    • Quality Control: Regular oversight ensures high standards are met.

    Why Work with Tholos Architects for Your RIBA-Stage Project?

    At Tholos Architects, we pride ourselves on guiding clients seamlessly through every RIBA stage. With years of experience in residential and commercial projects, we ensure your vision is brought to life with precision and creativity.

    Here’s How We Can Help:

    • Tailored Solutions: We work closely with you to understand your unique needs and aspirations.
    • Expert Guidance: From securing planning permissions to final handovers, we manage each stage with expertise.
    • Attention to Detail: Our team ensures every element of your project meets the highest standards of design and functionality.
    • Stress-Free Experience: We handle the complexities so you can focus on enjoying the results.

    Common Projects We Specialize In:

    • New builds
    • Home extensions
    • Loft conversions
    • Interior redesigns
    • Commercial renovations

    If you’re planning a building project and want expert support at every step, don’t hesitate to reach out. We offer consultations to help you understand the process and explore your options.

    Contact Us Today!

    Ready to bring your dream project to life? Tholos Architects is here to help. Whether you’re just starting to think about your project or are ready to dive in, we’d love to discuss how we can assist.

    📧 Email us or 📞 Call us to schedule a consultation.

    Let’s make your vision a reality—one stage at a time!

    Disclaimer: This article is part of a series created by our dynamic marketing team for informational purposes only. While we strive to review all content thoroughly, occasional oversights may occur, even after publication. Therefore, we cannot accept liability for any interpretations or use of the information provided. For the most up-to-date information or to report any discrepancies, please contact us at hello@tholos-architects.com.

    New Award!

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    New Award!

    Green Apple Environment Awards 2022

    Tholos Architects have been presented with the
    2022 International Green Apple Environment Award:
    Beautiful Buildings, Residential category, Bronze Award.
     
    The ceremony has been held in London on May 30th, 2022.
     
    We are proud to have been recognised for our work and our attention to sustainability, through the careful and sustainable retrofit of a victorian house and design of its extension.
     
    There are about 4 million similar houses in the UK that can benefit of such a future-proofing process.
     
    We hope our work will inspire many to rethink how a building can be preserved and enhanced, for a better quality of life, efficiency, and cost saving.
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    Summer news – Newsletter #13

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    Welcome to the first post linked to the newsletter!

    August is about to end and the latest news have been just too much to be popped with a light heart into our readers’ mailboxes so we preferred to dedicate an article to them and see how it goes.

     

    Timber shortage

    Over the last weeks there has been much ado about shortage of building materials.

    We have all heard that timber is scarce, construction sites are slowing down, builders are busy (more than usual diring this season) and delays are piling up in many cases.

    The BBC published an article about shortage of timber due to “unprecedent post-lockdown demand”, reminding us that the UK imports about 80% of this material.

    Speaking with some of our joiners to understand what is actually going on, besides what the media say, we heard that the supply is more difficult and we have also been told that it is mostly for logistic delays: confirming orders, loading lorries, checking warehouses…

    Potentially a side effect of the track-&-trace Ping-demic which has recently brought many people to self isolate across all the industries, effecting the distribution chain.

    For sure the demand of timber has grown, and it looks like some supply problems started at the source.

    What to do?

    Timber remains a basic and precious construction material and trees take many years before being ready to be processed.

    Also, extensive mono-colture of trees impacts the biodiversity of the area so it is absolutely important, in this age, to ensure the balance is respected.

    We know there are possible alternatives to timber, all it takes is a change of how we look at the construction process, so we can leave more trees fulfilling their carbon-sequestering duty.

    One short term solution is to upcycle timber for non-structural use, reducing the amount of new materials to be purchased.

    Also, instead of timber, some works can be done using derivates or by-products.

    A mid and long term solution could be the implementation of bamboo cross laminates for structural and non structural uses.

    With bonus points such as a fast growth rate, retention of soil, reduction of landslides, additional absorption of rainwater, bamboo is a great candidate to become the next (or re-discovered) building material.

    The specs of bamboo composites are consistent and they can be certified for construction.

    Hot heat

    This brings us to the second topic, literally hot.

    Data associated to wheather phenomena such as heat waves, floods and fires, have been recorded around the world this summer and gathered in a model which confirms these extraordinary events can happen the way they happened because the climate change is here, now.

    In case any one had any doubt.

    This means more frequent and hotter heatwaves, more frequent floods, less and less “good seasons”.

    If you want to read the report post from the IPCC click here.
    For a more journalistic reading, the Guardian has published their take here.

    What is this having to do with Architecture, I hear you asking?

    The construction industry plays a role in how the climate is changing and it’s up to each one of us to take wise decisions.

    A politician, a developer, a school teacher, a farmer, a postman, your neighbour, yourself, me…
    What we do today we do it to our kids.

    And over the last 5 years much has been said about people re-thinking parenthood for reasons related to what the world will be like in the short future.

    (Guardian 2017, BBC 2019, CNBC 2021)

    We renew our commitment to deliver sustainble design for a brighter future, and ask you to commit too, understanding the importance of every single choice.

     

    Beauty, after the beast.

    After the umpteenth rant about the beast subject of climate and future, let’s downscale to something more “mundane”.

    Back in August 2020 the government outlined the “Planning for the Future” document, followed by Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick creating the “Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission” (link).

    The purpose of this is, in a nutshell, to regenerate places, create better communities and basically say no to ugliness, for every scale of development.

    This would also require to help Planning Authorities decide providing guidelines and assistance where required.

    But…..

    A recent study, published last month by the Place Alliance in response of a recent relaunch of the Government’s “beauty agenda”, found that 75% of planning authorities have no access to architectural advice and it could take 50 years before this is fixed having at least one urban design officer for each LPA  (read more here).

    So trust your favourite Architects’ advice to be ahead in the beautification game.

    Open Studios (again)

    In case you happen to be in London and didn’t get the news…
     
    The third weekend of September, Saturday 18 & Sunday 19, the doors of our studio will be open to visitors and in the afternoon we will host talks and a mini networking event.
     
     
    Due to limited space, it is much better if you grab a (free) ticket on Eventbrite here.
     
     
    And, oh, there will be another hundred artists around us opening their doors.
    See you there!
     
     

    In the meantime, if you have a project to talk about (or any other question),
    you can contact us and book a free consultation.

    It’s as simple as clicking on this link and book your call back at your convenience.

    See you at the open studios!