Studio Emmerer is an architectural practice based in Graz. Interested in unusual building tasks and skilled in dealing with important historical context, the studio's output covers cultural buildings, office and laboratory buildings, large residential projects as well as smaller objects for private clients... read more

Arch. Dipl.-Ing Dr.techn. Martin Emmerer

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Martin Emmerer is an Austrian architect running his own office in Graz since the year 2006. He is director of Studio Emmerer and founding partner of HoG architecture.
Buildings of various types and sizes have been realised according to Emmerer’s designs. The new southern wing of the castle museum in Linz, the broken mirror house in the historic city center of Graz or the veterinary clinic Thalerhof can be named as widely recognized examples of his work. 

The passion for architecture is attended by Martin Emmerer's expertise in computational design and programming. He holds a doctorate degree in technical science, is visiting lecturer and guest critic at different Universities. Beside his building practise Martin Emmerer is applying architectural thinking to domains beyond. For this purpose the research company Archilles Software was found in 2018, focusing on the development of the AI-driven design tool Archilles Pro.
 

Personal

  • 1976
    born in Graz, Austrian Nationality

Professional

  • 2020 -
    Studio Emmerer ZT GmbH, CEO
  • 2018 -
    Archilles Software e.U.
  • 2006 -
    University of Technology Graz, Lecturer
  • 2006 - 2020
    HoG architektur ZT GmbH, founding partner & CEO

Education

  • 2015
    Doctorate degree in technical sciences, University of Technology Graz
  • 2010
    State-authorized civil engineer
  • 2006
    Diploma in architecture, University of Technology Graz
  • 1995
    Matura (Modern Languages and Latin), Gymnasium Sacré Coeur Graz

Boards and Committees

  • 2023 -
    Deputy chairman of the committee for BIM, federal chamber of civil engineers
  • 2018 -
    Member of the committee for digitalisation, styrian chamber of civil engineers austria.

Selected Buidlings