Baumschlager Eberle Architekten: Austrian Studio Founded in 1985 by Dietmar Eberle and Carlo Baumschlager

Founded in 1985 in Vorarlberg, Austria, by Dietmar Eberle and Carlo Baumschlager, Baumschlager Eberle Architekten is an architecture practice rooted in the region's building tradition. From its beginnings, the studio has pursued an architecture defined by social responsibility, economy of means, and resource conservation. Today the firm maintains a broad international presence, working across housing, offices, education, culture, health, and urban space in Europe and Asia. Its portfolio spans multiple building types and scales, with projects developed in both European and Asian contexts. The practice's identity remains tied to the construction culture of Vorarlberg, where its founders established the office in 1985, and to a design approach that emphasizes restraint in the use of materials and resources alongside a commitment to social concerns. The studio's work is documented through articles and projects published on the architecture platform Metalocus, which lists Baumschlager Eberle Architekten as an author and presents its output under that name.