We are planning for individuals and we are building for the future. The keyword concerning this is PERFORMANCE, which means reconciling both form and function. Our approach towards architecture is holistic, sustainable and generation-spanning.
We would like to show our customers various, creative possibilities and create forward-looking concepts. This process requires a clear dialogue, which can only be achieved through closeness and communication on a level as partners. Our collaboration is based on constructive teamwork at any given time. We aim higher – and hope so do you!
MEISSL Architects is an international studio for architecture and interior design, founded by Ernst Meissl in 1958. Since 1990 it is managed with great success by the second generation, Alexander Meissl and Carola Meissl-Handle. With their team around them, they have established an international practice with studios in Seefeld/Tyrol, Vienna, Munich and Hallein, focusing on LIVING, LEISURE and HEALTH.
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Everything started with Architect Ernst Meissl establishing in Seefeld/Tyrol his own studio focusing on hotel architecture. Since 1990 brother and sister Alexander Meissl and Carola Meissl-Handle guided the company to increasing success. In collaboration with their experienced team MEISSL Architects today is a reliable partner when it comes to visionary concepts within the fields of LIVING, LEISURE and HEALTH.
We are always looking for motivated people to join our team. We offer a varied workplace that encourages collaboration as well as sense of responsibility. We value the contribution that every team member makes to our business. MEISSL Architects is an equal opportunities employer.
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