Friedensreich hundertwasser building

It refers to the building designed by Mr. Baishui.

Mr. Baishui's buildings in Austria include: friedensreich hundertwasser Apartment, Vienna Art Museum, Vienna Remote Heating Center (waste incineration plant) and Rogne Hot Spring Hotel.

"Childishness" is the first impression of friedensreich hundertwasser architecture. It is embodied in abstract shapes and colorful colors.

Friedensreich hundertwasser Apartment-Built in 1977, it was originally a welfare house built by the Vienna municipal government for low-income families. There is no straight line in the building, and the ground and walls are undulating. Each window has a different shape. There are no tiles on the roof, but there is a lawn and trees grow on the balcony. Mr. Baishui claims that this is a building where nature coexists with people. There are people living in Friedensreich hundertwasser apartment, mostly artists. Visitors are not allowed to visit.

Vienna Art Museum-adjacent to friedensreich hundertwasser apartment. There are shops and cafes on the first floor, and Mr. Baishui's works in various periods are collected and displayed on the second and third floors, and there are many precious photos recording his creations. The fourth floor is the exhibition of other artists.

Vienna Remote Heating Center-1992 A waste incineration plant was built in Vienna, which fully reflected the intention of environmental protection and turned waste into treasure. The Viennese deliberately avoided the word "garbage" and named it Vienna Remote Heating Plant according to its function. Mr. Baishui volunteered to design heating decoration for free, making this garbage disposal site a fairy tale world.

Rogne Hot Spring Hotel-The design of a three-story building is built on the mountain, and there is no obvious division between floors. Buildings and flowers and trees complement each other, creating a free living atmosphere. Irregular buildings can also make people confused, but colorful brands give people hints.