BWM Designers & Architects

18/06/2026

Schönbrunner Strasse 63, optimal use of narrow gap. By twisting the base zone we gave the building a unique angle that affords interesting views from the inside and onto the outside space in front of it. The challenge in dividing the available space was ensuring they have enough natural light.

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17/06/2026

The Figlmüller kiosk “Brioche & Brösel” has found a permanent home. For its new address at Rotenturmstraße 11, we developed an interior design concept that translates the history of the Viennese snack bar into a contemporary design …

15/06/2026

Gerhard Girsch, head of architecture and project lead Funkhaus, on BWM’s approach to the Funkhaus Wien …

11/06/2026

Jazz@BWM rehearsal at BWM office, including video shoot. Stay tuned, more to come …

10/06/2026

Work in progress. Interior Design for Hotel Intim, Constanta – a listed heritage landmark in Romania, being renovated in order to be reopened as an upper upscale hotel and f&b venue. Stay tuned!

08/06/2026

03/06/2026

It has already been a year since the A by Adina Vienna Danube opened its doors, marking the hotel brand’s European debut. Our design concept combines the breathtaking nature of Down Under and the relaxed Aussie charm with classic Viennese elements to create a harmonious fusion of Australia and Austria.

Photos by A by Adina

01/06/2026

2nd Baudialog at Hotel Gilbert. Under the title “The Hotel and the City”, Norbert Kettner (Vienna Tourism), Bernd Schlacher (restaurateur and hotelier), Daniela Enzi (WertInvest), Cornelia Dlabaja (sociologist and cultural studies scholar), Markus Reiter (Head of the Neubau District) and Erich Bernard (BWM Designers & Architects) discussed the interplay between tourism and urban development …

28/05/2026

The ‘Austria Pavilion EXPO 2025 Osaka’ has been shortlisted three times for the ADC Awards (Art Directors Club Germany) – including in the category ‘Architecture, Public & Urban Design / Architectural Installation’. Congratulations to everyone involved!

Photo by Stefan Schilling

26/05/2026

In „Triest für Fortgeschrittene“ Erich Bernard and Georges Desrues take readers to historic sites with pasts that are by turns glorious and dark, shed light on the city’s architectural heritage, and recommend the best seaside resorts and the trendiest bars for an aperitivo. Now available, the revised and updated new edition.

Photos by Georges Desrues & Suzan Gabrijan