We believe that architecture is a form of poetic expression that allows for a memorable experience Architecture is expressed in three layers: In the solid, through forms and materials. In the void, through space and light, and in a more intangible sense, through the experience. At Dabbagh Architects, we believe that just like the invisible breath gives life to the body, this intangible layer, the experience, gives life to architecture.

Our office, founded in 1994 by Helmut Dietrich and Much Untertrifaller, is one of the iconic agencies of the renowned School of Vorarlberg. It is led by Helmut Dietrich, Much Untertrifaller, Dominik Philipp and Patrick Stremler and employs an international team of 90 architects working in Austria (Bregenz and Vienna), Switzerland (St Gallen), France (Paris) and Germany (Munich). We often develop our international projects with the support of local agencies and regional partners. In the past few years we have realized numerous projects in Austria, France, Germany and Switzerland and we will further strenghten our international presence.

Architektonická kancelář dkarchitekti byla založena v roce 2016. Máme za sebou několik významných staveb jako je plavecká hala v Lounech (noblesní charakter) nebo nová hala v Brně-Pisárkách (nová tvář Brna).

We are an award winning, Dublin-based Architecture practice offering a broad range of experience and specialist expertise in high-quality, innovative and sustainable design to both public and private sector clients.

New direction of design

Artist, exhibition designer, academic teacher. PhD in Fine Arts. Head of the Interactive Space Design laboratory of the Interior Architecture & Design Faculty of the Wroclaw Academy of Fine Arts and Design (PL). In the period 2013-15 researcher within the Thematic Spaces Department of EXPO 2015, in collaboration with Politecnico di Milano (IT). Author of numerous interactive installations, experimental projects dedicated to public space. Co-author of Interactive Playground, project realized in 2008 together with Patrycja Mastej and Paweł Janicki, produced by WRO Art Center which so far has been experienced by over three hundred thousand viewers in major art galleries and museums – from Moscow to Edinburgh. Her activity revolves around the idea of dialogue between the work of art and the audience. Realized objects often occur as small architectural forms prompting onlookers to a deeper interaction.