Design World Legacy UNESCO Centre by Najjar & Najjar Architects, which has a large and wide roof could include some elements, such as new cruise pier and coffee shop Stan. The roof is large enough, the point of arrival of the suitable desiderated, as well as the form of a gate with a magnificent landscape of the Wachau. A new place of articulation to assume the shape, creating a strong connection between the river and the city, between the landscape and urban-ism. The great gate looks sturdy, form a frame for dealing with different possibilities, such as cultural, or culinary food rate differentials.
Description from the architect:
The design includes a new shipping pier and a UNESCO World Heritage Centre. A large roof spans the area like a wing and connects the elements. The amply roof, desiderated point of arrival, forms likewise a remarkable gate to the landscape of the “Wachau”. Alongside the City it leads the every day life’s fugitives to the place of experience, of emotions. A new place of articulation assumes a shape, creates strong connections between river and city, between landscape and urbanism. The large gate forms the frame for different encounter possibilities, whether cultural, culinary or interpersonal. Zone of communication, gastronomy, commerce and ticket counter conflate into a whole. The Zone of communication of the World Heritage Centre is located at the areas Westside; it guides the visitor in a literary and also in a visual way into the culture of the region. 6 lines of illuminated screens offer the possibility to represent the “Wachau”. An inviting outside staircase leads the visitors from the promenade to the “Gate of the Wachau”. Washed concrete produced from Danube gravel and also several planting accentuations with reed communicate the close proximity to the river.
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