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2009.08.28
Veech Media Architecture (VMA) will exhibit a new table design at the IBC Tradeshow in Amsterdam Sept 11-15, 2009. VMA is co-exhibitor with SONO Studiotechnik. After an extensive research and testing period into advanced lightweight materials VMA has collaborated with Luxpanel to utilze the high strength and reduced weight properties of aluminum honeycomb panels with a sleek metallic coated surface.
 VMA Edit Table
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2009.08.10
VMA was invited to submit a proposal for the Aspern Urban Development Information Center as the catalyst for the largest urban development in the Danube region. The briefing centered around a temporary building which would incoporate offices, exhibition spaces, a multifunctional event space, café lounge, and an observation deck to overview the construction site. VMA responded with a modular 3d stacking of container elements defining the exterior architectural form and sculpting out an interior volume slated for the dynamic event space. The container element and the resultant configurations allowed maximum flexibility in adapting/modifying the building shape due to the content/user needs over the expected 10 year building site and would provide a strong brand image for the Aspern region – a landmark in progress.
 Aspern Info Center Night Perspective
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2008.06.15
European Football Championship 2008
The Urban Media Tower for ORF (Austrian Broadcasting Corporation) was a central urban feature for the four week activities surrounding the EM_2008 in Vienna, Austria. Strategically located adjacent to the Burgtheater the 17.5 meter multi-purpose temporary building incorporated a 60m² TV Studio, outdoor terrace, offices, technical spaces and three integrated LED video screens for live broadcast. Due to the planned five day construction phase and positioning upon the tram line tracks special consideration and intensive planning was necessary in reference to erecting the main modular structural frame, external aluminium cladding, and lighting/acoustic constraints in broadcast media. The glimmering metallic facade gracefully transformed the area surrounding the historic cultural landmark buildings into a contemporary trans-Europe public zone linked through a media event.
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2008.04.01
The design concept to create a trade fair interior pavilion for the presentation of ENLIGHTENEDTM Swarovski Elements gemstone brand at the BASELWORLD Watch and Jewellery Show 2008 is based on translating the fascination exerted by a gem into a magical and sensual three-dimensional experience. The form of the space follows the logic of the folded faceted structure, which originally derived from the need to conceal the extremely restrictive and rather banal geometry of the existing outer tent construction and ultimately took the shape of a cut gem. The structure itself is composed of a pneumatic membrane divided into inflated facets. Animated lighting and sound design transformed the space into a spacious free-flowing subtle visual, acoustic and tactile spatial experience. VMA’s long-term creative partner, the British graphic designer Neville Brody/Research Studios, devised a series of animated graphics that highlight and enhance the key elements of Swarovski’s new brand while harmonising completely with the unique luminescent space created by VMA’s gradually alternating lighting cycles. Expertise in the area of new materials as well as the integrative approach to the lighting and multimedia components helped the VMA designers to reinterpret the archetypical idea of a crystal creating an expressive and iconic brand space.
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2008.02.15
VMA was invited to design and develop a mobile event structure in collaboration with Griffner targeted at the exclusive mobile roadshow event industry. The first working prototype was completed in August 2007 and has toured extensively throughout central Europe.

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2008.01.01
The Sprachpavillon was the central element in a touring exhibition in Austria as part of the ‘European Year of Languages 2001’. The architectural intention is to develop a fluid form of communication and information through an expression of flexibilty, transparency, lightness, and elasticity. The distorted pneumatic form provides an soft interface between the interior and exterior spaces which activates the surrounding urban context through subtle natural and dynamic artificial lighting. This provides the framework for the ‘interior’ human content, language and communication, which is achieved by the use of a ‘terminal’ located in the center of the interior volume. The terminal represents an experimental approach to the expression of languages in a visual context through means of architecture/design, film, and typography. The typographical element is a linear band wrapped around a transparent skin with motorized interior cylindrical forms reflecting the superimposition and overlaying of words and sentences of the EU languages. The architectural, graphic and human entities revolve and interact around this point in space eliminating borders, boudaries, and obstacles and thus emphasizing the fluidity of space itself.

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2008.01.01
Studio 44
VMA designed a multi-functional event space at Studio 44 to incorporate a wide variety of uses ranging from corporate events, exhibitions, lectures/symposiums, and televsion productions. The centrally positioned triangle shaped glass stage with integrated RGB lighting provides the atmopsheric ambience fine tuned for each individual event to transform the space to accomodate the user´s requirements.

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