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Modern, unique architecture, a particularly high level of sustainability and an extraordinary shopping and leisure offering were the qualities identified by an international expert jury in the ALEJA Shopping Center in Ljubljana (Slovenia), which was integrally designed by ATP Innsbruck. The district center, which opened in 2020, is one of four projects nominated for the Global RLI Award 2021 in the category “International Shopping Centre – New Build”.

An ecologically and economically sustainably designed production and retail facility opened recently in Pians in Tyrol. And the building attracted widespread attention during its construction phase because the ATP-led integrated digital design process (with BIM) also enabled something very special to be achieved – the world’s largest column-supported cross-laminated timber slab.

ATP architects engineers has won an ICONIC AWARD for innovative architecture for the fifth time. This year, the prestigious prize has gone to the ALEJA Shopping Center in Ljubljana. “We are particularly delighted to have won this prize. Because it shows that experience-oriented retail architecture and highly-efficient, sustainable building methods complement each other perfectly,” says ATP Lead Project Manager Philipp Pfister.

After almost two years on site, ATP joined the client and numerous visitors to celebrate the opening of Viega’s new facility on the idyllic Attersee. The sales and seminar center, which was entirely integrally designed with BIM, has a particularly impressive ecological footprint and was presented with the Platinum certificate of the DGNB (German Sustainable Building Council) during the opening day festivities. And, due to its especially economical use of energy, the building has also been honored with the Gold Award of the “klimaaktiv” initiative of the Austrian government.

ATP is seeking to fight the growing shortage of resources in close collaboration with Madaster, the central global cadaster for materials, buildings, and infrastructure.