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‘Reports from the Borderlands’ is a rather loose collection of different architectural designs and graphic experiments from 2019-2021, exploring different tools of representation and animation to imagine abandoned realms and rather post-apocalyptic landscape scenarios.

Landscape initially emerges as anomalies in an ordered grid. Through densification and fractures, a topography slowly emerges that needs to be explored.

Nomansland

Mapping

Virtual Photographies (From Dust and Ruins)

(Aerial Photo:)Top view onto the borderlands — an elevated footpath leads to its center.
We observe the abandoned city from its periphery
The ground is covered in dryed up dead wood fragments.
Section / Side view – revealing the ’emptiness’ under the surface topography and the rising ruins.
Silhouette of the city, with the enormous volcanic mountain rising in the background.
A structure reaches into the flat plains where once a salt lake used to be.
Close shot from our walk along the rusty industrial facilities that still can be found between the rocks and dunes.

Reports from the Borderlands

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I work interdisciplinary and in an experimental way.

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About

Hello, I’m Ferdinand –  architectural designer currently living and working in Vienna, Austria. I recently graduated with a Master’s degree in Architecture from the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, where I focused on the relationship between city and landscape, the motif of the garden, and the hidden worlds and ecologies that unfold in intersecting spaces.

Diploma Presentation. Mehrzwecksaal, Semperdepot. Januar, 2023

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