Two-story glass-front building with wooden frame in a sunlit campus, surrounded by native grasses and flowers; a few people near the entrance.
MIBA Base 27
MIBA Base 27
Austria
  • Educational
  • Mixed Use
  • Under Construction

The original location of the MIBA Group in Laakirchen is already home to an architectural statement in the form of the DMAA-designed MIBA Forum – a multifunctional corporate headquarters that successfully achieves the perfect balance between tradition and innovation that embodies the internationally active family company.

The positive reaction to the building formed the basis for the development of a masterplan for the rest of the company facility. A series of new buildings and remodelling and extension projects should lead to the gradual emergence of a state-of-the-art campus.

The start is made by the new training and events centre MIBA Base 27. The new building incorporates the typology of the production hall that already dominates the location. With its rhythmic glass and metal facade the two-storey building communicates structure and energy.

The various functional zones are organised across two levels above a raised ground floor. The spacious foyer with its reception area and open office workspaces leads via a central stair with bleachers to the upper level, where a generous atrium acts as the transition to a multifunctional level with a modern training centre and a social space. The two levels contain a range of workshops, training spaces and machine shops for special fields such as mechatronics and hydraulics.

The mixed-use concept of the new training and events centre Base 27 focuses on open spatial transitions and transparency. Just like the MIBA Forum, this design embodies an innovative, cosmopolitan and forward-looking approach and reflects this modern and open corporate culture in both its form and its content.

Address
Dr. -Mitterbauer-Straße 3
4662 Laakirchen
Austria

Study
2022

Start of planning
2023

Start of construction
2024

Completion
03/2026

Site area
5.842 m²

Floor area
1.947,71 m²
(above ground)

1.684,49 m²
(below ground)

Gross floor area
2.162,82 m²
(above ground)

1.792,07 m²
(below ground)

Construction volume
11.136,92 m³
(above ground)

6.055,86m³
(below ground)

Height
10,9 m

Number of levels
2

Number of basements
2


Project manager
Daniela Hensler, Dagmar Schultes

Project team
Ernesto Mulch, Roland Lipusz, Thomas Peter-Hindelang, Eva Rotschopf, Elena Meister

Model
SCALA MATTA
Modellbau Studio Vienna

CONSULTANTS
Executive planning
Architekturbüro DI Karin Hilbrand, Wien

Structural engineering
Baumeister Andreas Bichler, Graz

Building physics
B-LAB ZT, Wien

HVACR/ Electrics
Energie Technik, Vöcklabruck

Fire safety
B-LAB ZT, Wien

Traffic planner
Verkehrplus

Project management
Tilz & Partner Bauconsult GmbH

Client
MIBA AG
Dr. -Mitterbauer Straße 3
4663 Laakirchen

Modern two-story glass-front office building with a row of parked cars in front, and trees lining the left side.
White architectural scale model of a large modern building complex on a site plan, displayed on a tabletop.

MIBA Campus

Modern glass office building with large frames; people at the entrance, landscaped foreground, parking on the right.
People sit on a modern concrete staircase in a contemporary lobby, beside a large abstract line-drawn mural on the wall.

atrium

Contemporary lobby atrium with concrete tiered seating, a dark green tiled column, glass walls, and a plant-filled lounge; people sit on the steps.

atrium

Open-plan coworking lounge with a bar, green stools, bean bags, and people chatting by large windows with an outdoor view.

social area
café

The new building incorporates the typology of the production hall that already dominates the location. With its rhythmic glass and metal facade the two-storey building communicates structure and energy.

Modern glass-office building with dark frame, a parked car, and pedestrians in a manicured courtyard beside a white angular building under blue sky.

Just like the MIBA Forum, this design embodies an innovative, cosmopolitan and forward-looking approach and reflects this modern and open corporate culture in both its form and its content.

 
White architectural model of a campus: a glass-fronted rectangular building, a U-shaped block, a parking lot, and surrounding trees.

model
SCALA MATTA
Modellbau Studio Vienna