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Final Projects · Summer Semester 2026
Institute of Architecture (@ioa.angewandte)
Studio 1 (@studio_samchermayeff)
All photos: © die Angewandte, 2026, photos: Lea Sonderegger, CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0
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Ivy Evangelitsa Aris (@ivy_aris): Lost in the Supermarket
Concerned with the prevailing loneliness felt in the city, the project looks at how the configuration of domestic space impacts our perception of connection. As a high-density housing proposal in the south of Vienna, the work explores an expanded idea of visual privacy, asking why we have come to be so concealed throughout our homes and positing that this insularity could be reconsidered in favour of connection to neighbours.
Ivy Evangelitsa Aris (@ivy_aris): Lost in the Supermarket
Ramita Keeratiurai (@nailrmt): Make Rooms For Grandma
“Make Rooms for Grandma” is a multigenerational housing project that responds to Vienna’s rapidly aging population and the growing need for housing that supports aging in place. Inspired by the social and spatial qualities of traditional Thai shophouses, the project explores how this vibrant housing typology can be reinterpreted within a Central European context, where more than 30% of the population is projected to be over 65 by 2050.
Ramita Keeratiurai (@nailrmt): Make Rooms For Grandma
Thomas Friedrich Luckmann (@thomasluckmann): Wertsicherung (a new safeguarding of value)
This is a proposal for a housing project in the Viennese suburban district of Favoriten for approximately 200 flats, which come in different shapes but share a setup of mechanical infrastructure such as water and ventilation pipes along an infrastructural belt. The project explores the idea of a third space within the home: a filter‐room, closely related to the single‐family home’s garage.
Thomas Friedrich Luckmann (@thomasluckmann): Wertsicherung (a new safeguarding of value)
Réka Nisnánszky: Collectively Different
The project is a form of social housing inspired by artist studios, designed to function as a cultural hub for residents and the surrounding neighbourhood. It works with the coexistence of artistic production, daily life, and the economy of living, exploring typologies to create condi
Institute of Architecture (@ioa.angewandte)
Studio 1 (@studio_samchermayeff)
All photos: © die Angewandte, 2026, photos: Lea Sonderegger, CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0
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Ivy Evangelitsa Aris (@ivy_aris): Lost in the Supermarket
Concerned with the prevailing loneliness felt in the city, the project looks at how the configuration of domestic space impacts our perception of connection. As a high-density housing proposal in the south of Vienna, the work explores an expanded idea of visual privacy, asking why we have come to be so concealed throughout our homes and positing that this insularity could be reconsidered in favour of connection to neighbours.
Ivy Evangelitsa Aris (@ivy_aris): Lost in the Supermarket
Ramita Keeratiurai (@nailrmt): Make Rooms For Grandma
“Make Rooms for Grandma” is a multigenerational housing project that responds to Vienna’s rapidly aging population and the growing need for housing that supports aging in place. Inspired by the social and spatial qualities of traditional Thai shophouses, the project explores how this vibrant housing typology can be reinterpreted within a Central European context, where more than 30% of the population is projected to be over 65 by 2050.
Ramita Keeratiurai (@nailrmt): Make Rooms For Grandma
Thomas Friedrich Luckmann (@thomasluckmann): Wertsicherung (a new safeguarding of value)
This is a proposal for a housing project in the Viennese suburban district of Favoriten for approximately 200 flats, which come in different shapes but share a setup of mechanical infrastructure such as water and ventilation pipes along an infrastructural belt. The project explores the idea of a third space within the home: a filter‐room, closely related to the single‐family home’s garage.
Thomas Friedrich Luckmann (@thomasluckmann): Wertsicherung (a new safeguarding of value)
Réka Nisnánszky: Collectively Different
The project is a form of social housing inspired by artist studios, designed to function as a cultural hub for residents and the surrounding neighbourhood. It works with the coexistence of artistic production, daily life, and the economy of living, exploring typologies to create condi
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