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Alois Durand

Architecture B.Sc. · Innsbruck
Selection ’26

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01Approach

A building is aclimatic modifier.

Extreme environments expose the core of architecture. Scarcity sharpens intention. Harshness reveals what is essential.

02Work

04 selected

Sound Traces, the auditorium suspended in the Mönchsberg quarry, Salzburg

Section through the listening space — sectiondrawn in 1:100

sectiondrawn in 1:100

Chunk model M 1:50 — chunk model M 1:50limestone cast, 3D Print (sand-brushed), plywood (laser-cut)

chunk model M 1:50limestone cast, 3D Print (sand-brushed), plywood (laser-cut)

Walkway rendering with sound modules — walkway renderingshows sound modules and light rays pushing through them

walkway renderingshows sound modules and light rays pushing through them

Listening space rendering — listening space renderingfinal outcome of listening space

listening space renderingfinal outcome of listening space

Susun Terraces, the factory and its forecourt in Bali

Covered walkway of the factory

Suspended mezzanine during construction

Straw packed between load bearing timber trusses — load bearing timber trussesstraw packed between members for insulation

load bearing timber trussesstraw packed between members for insulation

DIIISTOPIA, the vertical city on the reservoir in Kühtai

Hand sketch of the vertical city — hand sketch

hand sketch

03Photography

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Timber lattice facade, Tokyo — Tokyo2025

Tokyo2025

Red tunnel, TWA terminal, New York — New York2025

New York2025

Quarry wall of the Mönchsberg — Mönchsberg, Salzburg2026

Mönchsberg, Salzburg2026

04Experiments

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Chladni pattern — Chladni platelive simulation on the experiments page

Chladni platelive simulation on the experiments page

Cast material sample — material testcast sample

material testcast sample

Model study with timber struts and perforated panels — model study2026

model study2026

05Recent projects

Coastlines: Natural Earth · Climate: Köppen-Geiger

06Contact

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