The Hermann Nitsch Museum was inspired by both Hermann Nitsch's works and the "clarity" of existing architectural fabrics, transforming the former Heger factory into a museum complex resembling a monastery through deliberate removal and addition. The building and the open area are built in a closed shell, connecting the long hall, cathedral, corridor, secret room, basement and The Centrium, providing a wide range of design for the ever-changing exhibitions and activities.
IAI Best Inheritance &Innovative Architecture Award
Archipel Architects
Austria
