The apartment complex was built in the context of the urban expansion which began in the 1990s. The structure’s spectacular hillside location in Telfs affords stunning views of the mountains to the south and north. Adjoining two rows of north-south oriented apartment buildings by Hubert Riess – also built of wood – Kaufmann’s structure extends from east to west, featuring access galleries and a north-facing staircase akin to that in the “Ölzbündt” complex. The building contains twelve apartments, running the gamut from one bedroom apartments to the west, to three bedroom apartments facing east. Medium size apartments are located in the center of the building, extending through it from the balconies on the south side to the galleries on the north. While the developer in Wolfurt opted for ver tically laid larch facades, this structure adapts to the pattern of the Riess building and features horizontal cladding.

The north side of the building is 1.5 stories lower, with the basement made of exposed concrete, and is programmed for communal uses: central heating unit, dryer room, storage room for bicycles and baby carriages, basement storage units and the garage. (Otto Kapfinger - wood works)

Principal: Neue Heimat Tirol

Completition: 2004

Project management: Bmst. Ing Norbert Kaufmann
Planning: DI Martin Längle
Cost planning: Bmst. Ing Norbert Kaufmann
Girder planning of timber construction: merz kaufmann partner GmbH, Dornbirn
Girder planning massive construction: Wolfgang Redlich, Innsbruck
Heating Ventilation Sanitary planning: Ing. Herbert Magerle, Seefeld
Electrical planning: Ing. Robert Lasta, Innsbruck