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23/07/2026

Planting with year-round grasses, native perennials and new, resilient trees reconnects the site to the river’s floodplain landscape. Vegetation along the riverbank and across the slopes provides shade, improves the microclimate and strengthens biodiversity.

The Planting Design of Pier 22 was realized in collaboration with DnD Landschaftsplanung

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1,4 © 2026 Mostlikely Architecture / Felix Redmann felixredmann
Rest © 2026 Mostlikely Architecture

Architecture: Mostlikely Architecture
Planting planning: DnD Landschaftsplanung DnD Landschaftsplanung
Client: MA45 / WGM / Stadt Wien

Pier22 | Stadt Wien

20/07/2026

Curved forms, robust but high-quality furniture and carefully placed colour accents establish a distinct architectural identity that remains visually present throughout the year at Pier 22.

Photos:

2,4,6,7,9,11,12,13,14 © 2026 Mostlikely Architecture / Felix Redmann 

Architecture: Mostlikely Architecture
Designconsultant: Quirin Krumbholz Quirin Krumbholz
Planting planning: DnD Landschaftsplanung 
Client: MA45 / WGM / Stadt Wien



     

13/07/2026

How can we contribute to a resource-saving building culture?

All buildings at Pier 22 follow a circular and low-tech architectural approach focused on durability, repairability and long-term resilience.

Hybrid constructions made from timber and steel were developed based on Life Cycle Analysis done together with Bollinger+Grohmann. This was to achieve the best combination of durability, resource efficiency and structural performance. Regional and certified materials were selected to ensure sustainable construction and easy maintenance over time.

Natural ventilation, night-time cooling and integrated heat pump systems reduce the technical complexity while improving the indoor climate throughout the year. PV panels on the roofs generate energy locally, while green roofs reduce overheating and retain rainwater on site. Across the project, water is collected and guided into planted gravel bodies designed to absorb runoff during heavy rain events and flooding.

Photos:

1,3,5 © 2026 Mostlikely Architecture
6,10 © 2026 Mostlikely Architecture / Felix Redmann 

Architecture: Mostlikely Architecture
Designconsultant: Quirin Krumbholz Quirin Krumbholz
Structural Engineering: Bollinger+Grohmann 
Building Physics and HVAC: Bauklimatik, Wien
Electrical Planning: Allplan, Wien
Infrastructure / Structural Engineering: AXIS Ingenieure, Wien
Planting planning: DnD Landschaftsplanung 
Client: MA45 / WGM / Stadt Wien



     

07/07/2026

Irina Nalis von Mostlikely Architecture wurde eingeladen, am Future Affairs Forum 2026 in Rio de Janeiro an einem Diskurs über KI und die Zukunft der Arbeit teilzunehmen.

"Hier kommt menschliche Handlungsmacht ins Spiel. KI stört nicht nur den Arbeitsmarkt, sondern eröffnet auch eine historische Chance, neu zu verhandeln, wofür Arbeit eigentlich gedacht ist. Lassen Sie uns dies nutzen, um anständigere Arbeit zu schaffen, mehr menschliches Potenzial für die Bewältigung von Klima- und gesellschaftlichen Herausforderungen zu erschließen und die digitale Souveränität aufzubauen, die nötig ist, um diesen Übergang von... Schock zu verwandeln."

Vielen Dank für die Einladung an
Francesca Bria Francesca Bria
Und weitere Teilnehmer
Raquel Rolnik Raquel Rolnik
Victor Marinho
Carlos Moreno Carlos Moreno
Jozef Sikela

30/06/2026

Outdoor Café

The Outdoor Café forms the social hub of the Soul zone and overlooks the bathing landscape of Pier 22. Conceived as a compact, seasonal pavilion the building is constructed as a solid structure using a consistent material palette of natural stone from Rauris across façade, floor and the characteristic stone column supporting the curved canopy roof. The roof provides shade and partial rain protection for the outdoor seating areas.
Public toilets, drinking fountains and lockers integrated into the rear side of the building support the surrounding public spaces of the Soul zone.

Photos:

1,2,4,5 ©️ 2026 Mostlikely Architecture / Felix Redmann felixredmann
8,9 ©️ 2026 Mostlikely Architecture

Architecture: Mostlikely Architecture
Designconsultant: Quirin Krumbholz Quirin Krumbholz
Structural Engineering: Bollinger+Grohmann 
Building Physics and HVAC: Bauklimatik, Wien
Electrical Planning: Allplan, Wien
Infrastructure / Structural Engineering: AXIS Ingenieure, Wien
Planting planning: DnD Landschaftsplanung 
Client: MA45 / WGM / Stadt Wien



     

25/06/2026

Pier 22 Inselrestaurant

The Inselrestaurant acts as the central hub of the Mind zone. Designed as a hybrid construction of mass timber and slender steel columns, the building opens generously towards the water through curved terraces, pergolas and large glass façades framing views across the Danube and the surrounding greenery.
Natural stone flooring and timber lamella elements continue seamlessly between interior and exterior spaces. The interior follows an open spatial organisation, while mirrors reflect views into the greenery and across the waterfront. Alongside high-quality gastronomy, the building provides public infrastructure including public toilets with a custom-designed communal washbasin.

Photos:

1,3,7,8,9 © 2026 Mostlikely Architecture

Architecture: Mostlikely Architecture
Designconsultant: Quirin Krumbholz Quirin Krumbholz
Structural Engineering: Bollinger+Grohmann 
Building Physics and HVAC: Bauklimatik, Wien
Electrical Planning: Allplan, Wien
Infrastructure / Structural Engineering: AXIS Ingenieure, Wien
Planting planning: DnD Landschaftsplanung 
Client: MA45 / WGM / Stadt Wien



     

22/06/2026

Pier 22 Café

The Pier 22 Café is designed as a hybrid structure of mass timber and slender steel columns with a warm red-toned timber façade. Rounded glass façade elements and curved pergolas open the building towards the Danube and the Vienna skyline, while continuous timber lamella elements connect the interior spaces with the surrounding terraces. Positioned directly beside the multifunctional sports field, the café provides gastronomy and public infrastructure for the Body zone. The overlapping roof structures of the café and sports field create a shared architectural identity and strengthen the connection between spectators and sportspeople.

Photos:

2,4,6,8,10 © 2026 Mostlikely Architecture / Felix Redmann felixredmann

Architecture: Mostlikely Architecture
Designconsultant: Quirin Krumbholz Quirin Krumbholz
Structural Engineering: Bollinger+Grohmann 
Building Physics and HVAC: Bauklimatik, Wien
Electrical Planning: Allplan, Wien
Infrastructure / Structural Engineering: AXIS Ingenieure, Wien
Planting planning: DnD Landschaftsplanung 
Client: MA45 / WGM / Stadt Wien



   

18/06/2026

Where you’ll Mostlikely find our team this summer >>

Missing .e.h , who escaped the group shot.

16/06/2026

Multifunctional Sports Field

Designed to accommodate a wide range of sports activities, the weather-protected 630 sqm sports field features integrated ground sleeves and multiple court markings that allow for flexible use and changing configurations. Since its opening in fall 2025, it has become a particularly vibrant meeting point for the local basketball community.
A roof structure of 26 m-long glulam timber beams and steel supports shelters the court, while transparent ball-stop nets preserve views across the surrounding landscape. Integrated lighting extends use into the evening and throughout the colder seasons. Waiting benches and a spectator terrace above the recessed storage area create informal gathering spaces around the court.

Photos:

1,3,9,11,12 © 2026 Mostlikely Architecture
7,14 © 2026 Mostlikely Architecture / Felix Redmann felixredmann

Architecture: Mostlikely Architecture
Designconsultant: Quirin Krumbholz Quirin Krumbholz
Structural Engineering: Bollinger+Grohmann
Building Physics and HVAC: Bauklimatik, Wien
Electrical Planning: Allplan, Wien
Infrastructure / Structural Engineering: AXIS Ingenieure, Wien
Planting planning: DnD Landschaftsplanung
Client: MA45 / WGM / Stadt Wien