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This year, ATP architects engineers’ annual Christmas donation is benefitting “Locugee: awakening potentials,” which is organized by the JRS – Jesuit Refugee Service in Vienna. ATP is supporting Pater Martin Rauch S.J. and his team in their work of promoting integration through a contribution of 20,000 euros.

The “Grand Central” office building at Vienna’s Floridsdorf Station is a hybrid timber building par excellence, because the building complex had to be built as quickly as possible, due to its extremely busy location. In addition to this, this environmentally-friendly building method was also a game changer in terms of the key structural requirement – that the building had to be as light as possible due to the fact that it is supported by the metro tunnel that passes below it. The elegant role played by the (completely invisible) use of timber in the integrated design of the building with Building Information Modeling (BIM) comes as a particularly pleasant surprise.

The experienced designer joined the top management team in Frankfurt, where he is responsible for the area of engineering, in March 2024. He now forms the integrated management duo in the German metropolis together with Matthias Koch, Managing Director/Architecture. As the two experts had already worked together before joining ATP, mutual trust was guaranteed from day one.

Vienna, 17th October 2024 – More than 1,000 guests accepted the invitation to the first ÖGNI Sustainability Symposium at the Hofburg in Vienna. As Silver Sponsors, ATP architects engineers and the sustainability specialists of ATP sustain not only placed their personal knowhow and expertise at the disposal of the event, but also oversaw the drawing up of practical solutions in the “Digitalization” working group that preceded the symposium.

ATP Asymetria, the Krakow office of ATP architects engineers, is repositioning itself: Following several years of close cooperation with the well-known Polish engineering company Tequm, the offices have now decided to merge in order to be able to provide all architecture and engineering services from a single source under the name ATP Krakow. This will enable the new office to benefit from the synergies offered by the entire ATP Group and to offer a complete range of design services in line with the ATP standard. ATP Krakow is headed by the architects Marek Borkowski and Witold Gilewicz, together with the engineer Marek Dyduch of Tequm.