A view into the workshop, two model makers at the long bench in front of the arched windows.
Workshop

A studio workshop for model making

Our model-making studio sits in a historic Innsbruck courtyard, where craft has been at home for centuries and today shapes the atmosphere together with the creative industries and design.

The tools of our work, from the high-tech milling machine to a sheet of sandpaper, are used with judgement and efficiency. Starting from individual advice and carried by many years of experience in the team, we develop every piece in a long series of precise steps.

Team

The people in the workshop

Five members of the workshop standing and sitting around a work table, with a dodecahedron light hanging above.
From left to right
  1. BSc David Spornberger
  2. Hannes Schuster
  3. BSc Wolfgang Mühlberger
  4. DI (FH) Simon Kofler
  5. DI Matthias Hirschhuber

Not pictured: Justus Neumann

Technique

Craft above all

The architectural models we make are always combinations of different techniques and production methods. Computer-controlled machines such as the CNC mill, 3D printing technologies (SLA and FDM) and the laser cutter are indispensable in our workshop and are kept at the current state of the art.

They only supply the parts of the whole, though, which is then assembled by hand in fine detail. For a perfect result.

  • Close-up of a CNC milling head cutting a white board, with chips flying up.
    CNC milling machine
  • Laser cutter with a moving head above a white workpiece in the dark machine bay.
    Laser cutter
  • The laser cutter head moving across a white component on the honeycomb bed.
    Laser cutting
  • A model maker working with a hand-held cutter on a white model.
    Handwork on the model
  • Painting in the spray booth, a model maker in a respirator holding a white component.
    Painting
  • Three people at the work table discussing a white architectural model.
    Advice at the model

We will realise your next project after a thorough conversation and in creative exchange with you.

A view into the studio workshop with a long timber table, arched windows and two people at work.
Two hands guiding a white component against a disc sander.
Enquiry

Tell us about your project

A phone call or a few lines is enough. We assess effort, scale and deadline, and come back to you with a concrete proposal.