Dietmar Feichtinger Architects
Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes
Founded in Paris by Austrian architect Dietmar Feichtinger in 1994, the practice works between Paris and Vienna. This dialogue between two architectural cultures informs an approach grounded in structural clarity, material precision and attention to place. From the outset, architecture and engineering have developed together in our work. Design emerges through collaboration with our team, engineers, clients and craftspeople and a shared curiosity for the possibilities of construction.
Daylight, spatial generosity and an economy of means guide our projects. We seek lasting solutions that respond to their setting, support everyday use and remain open to change.
From the Simone-de-Beauvoir footbridge in Paris to the approach to Mont-Saint-Michel, our work explores how architecture connects people and places. This thinking extends across schools, universities, housing, workplaces and public spaces.
Across more than three decades of practice, the diversity of our projects has sustained a common enquiry: how precise construction can create generous spaces and new possibilities for shared life.
Our story continues through new commissions, competitions, construction sites and completed projects. Exhibitions, publications and lectures offer opportunities to share this work and reflect on the ideas behind it.
Discover the projects, people and conversations shaping the next chapter of Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes.