Conference Crystal Iselsberg by MHM Architects is Breathtaking
Sarah Robson — July 10, 2012 — Art & Design
References: mhm-architects & architizer
The Conference Crystal Iselberg by MHM Architects is a residential conference space that is surrounded by the beautiful Austrian mountain region of eastern Tyrol in Lienz.
The entire building has a floor space of 600m squared, and on the upper level floor there is a conference room with both sanitary and service rooms. The lower floor has a living room, bedrooms, washrooms and a kitchen. This conference and seminar house can hold up to 30 people comfortably, and it is the perfect spot for a luxurious getaway office seminar.
The facade of the building is made from tinted glass, and it uses a combination of artificial and natural lighting. The combination of the breathtaking views of the Dolomite mountain and the beautiful crystal-like building make this building hard to match.
The entire building has a floor space of 600m squared, and on the upper level floor there is a conference room with both sanitary and service rooms. The lower floor has a living room, bedrooms, washrooms and a kitchen. This conference and seminar house can hold up to 30 people comfortably, and it is the perfect spot for a luxurious getaway office seminar.
The facade of the building is made from tinted glass, and it uses a combination of artificial and natural lighting. The combination of the breathtaking views of the Dolomite mountain and the beautiful crystal-like building make this building hard to match.
Trend Themes
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Mountain-based Conference Spaces — Opportunities exist for architects to design eco-friendly conferencing spaces that embrace the natural charm of mountainous regions
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Luxury Residential Conference Centers — There is a desire for conferencing spaces that combine luxury living with modern conference facilities
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Desirable Blend of Natural and Artificial Light — Innovators should develop ways to incorporate both artificial and natural lighting in the building design and layout
Industry Implications
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Hospitality and Tourism — Hotels and resorts in mountainous regions may benefit from incorporating luxury residential conference centers
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Architecture and Design — Architectural firms can explore new ways to integrate the surrounding natural landscape in the building design, thereby creating a more immersive experience
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Lighting and Technology — Innovators and lighting experts can create solutions to achieve optimal lighting balance in conference rooms and living spaces
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