Studio project - University of Applied Arts, Vienna
- Ars Electronica Festival ‘Post City’, 2015 - Linz/Austria
- ’The Essence 2005’ [group exhibition],
MAK Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna/Austria - ‘Experimental Tendencies in Architecture’ [group exhibitions] 2010,
Design Factory Bratislava - Bratislava/Slovakia
Zumtobel Light Forum - Vienna/Austria
- ‘Sculptural Architecture in Austria’ [group exhibitions], 2006
National Art Museum of China - Beijing/China
Guangdong Museum of Art - Guangzhou/China
Concept, Project Study, Kinetic Model Gregor Holzinger Scientific feasibility Study/Calculation Philipp Glaser
Study of a floating building structure as an architectural prototype for a building without fixed location --> Nauru/Pacific; e.g.- Artificial/Mechanical Landscape (in 3D) derived from the concept of a Mobile (cf. Alexander Calder), suspended from a geostationary satellite, inverting the traditional principle of an earth-based foundation and replacing it with a sky- or space-based support system (or ‘space-anchor’ - commonly referred to as Universal Orbital Support System (UOSS)).
Project Documentation
- Ars Electronica Festival ‘Post City’, 2015 - Linz/Austria
- ’The Essence 2005’ [group exhibition],
MAK Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna/Austria - ‘Experimental Tendencies in Architecture’ [group exhibitions] 2010,
Design Factory Bratislava - Bratislava/Slovakia
Zumtobel Light Forum - Vienna/Austria
- ‘Sculptural Architecture in Austria’ [group exhibitions], 2006
National Art Museum of China - Beijing/China
Guangdong Museum of Art - Guangzhou/China
Concept, Project Study, Kinetic Model Gregor Holzinger Scientific feasibility Study/Calculation Philipp Glaser
Study of a floating building structure as an architectural prototype for a building without fixed location --> Nauru/Pacific; e.g.- Artificial/Mechanical Landscape (in 3D) derived from the concept of a Mobile (cf. Alexander Calder), suspended from a geostationary satellite, inverting the traditional principle of an earth-based foundation and replacing it with a sky- or space-based support system (or ‘space-anchor’ - commonly referred to as Universal Orbital Support System (UOSS)).
Project Documentation