Hot Questions – Cold Storage

Wien
Austria

The Permanent Exhibition at the Architekturzentrum Wien

from 03.02.2022, daily 10:00-19:00

Adolf Krischanitz, Otto Steidle, Herzog & de Meuron: Pilotengasse housing estate, 1220 Vienna, 1987–1992, model of the elements by Krischanitz
© Architekturzentrum Wien, Collection

The permanent exhibition at the Architekturzentrum Wien provides insights into the most extensive and comprehensive collection on Austrian architecture of the 20th and 21st centuries. At the centre is the investigation of key exponents, including well-known and less well-known objects. Seven Hot Questions bring Cold Storage to life.

Architekturzentrum Wien – Exhibition hall 1

Museumsplatz 1 1070 Vienna
Entrance fees

Tickets: € 9 / € 7

Thanks to: Bundesministerium Klimaschutz, Umwelt, Energie, Mobilität, Innovation und Technologie

Now available!
The book for the permanent exhibition „Hot Questions – Cold Storage. Architecture from Austria. The Permanent Exhibition at the Az W“

Inquiries:
Monika Platzer
+43-1-522 31 15-21
platzer@azw.at

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