Sill-Insel
The peninsula in the centre of Innsbruck offers a modern environment in the middle of the countryside.
Der Leitgedanke des Entwurfes der Überbauung «Sill-Insel» ist eine neue Interpretation des Themas «Stadtvillen». Durch die dreidimensionale Gliederung und die ineinander und übereinander verschachtelten, gestapelten Baukörper und Freiräume entsteht eine Äquivalenz zum Einzelhauscharakter.
Die «Sill-Insel» bietet moderne Zweizimmer-Wohnungen bis zu exklusiven grosszügigen Terrassen- und Dachgeschosswohnungen. Die offene Architektur mit grossen Fensterfronten an allen Aussenwänden bringt sehr viel Licht und Weite. Grosse Landhausdielen in Eiche Farina verstärken diese Wirkung.
| Location | Innsbruck, Austria |
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| Architect | Obermoser, Innsbruck, Austria |
| Building owner | Sillinsel Verwaltungs GmbH, Innsbruck, Austria |
| Floor installer | Plattner |
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| Parquet | Villapark, Oak Farina |
| Photographer | kanizaj-marija.com |
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