OTTO WAGNER | Otto Wagner (1841-1918) was an Austrian architect and urban planner who lived and worked in Vienna. His first work (1868) was classical, but in 50 years it transformed to art nouveau and later on to (pre-)modern. He was like painter Gustav Klimt and architects Hofman and Olbrich a member of the Vienna Secession. From his grand oeuvre two projects: the Majolica Haus (1898), and the Postsparkasse (1912). His work is characterized by repetition of elements (windows), use of materials (majolica tiles, concrete) and by his elementary, even minimalistic, architecture. But this without losing his feeling for ornament.

DENVER HOUSE | The Denver House is aiming with minimal architecture and a touch of ornament to be a tribute to Otto Wagner. It has different models based on the same structure. The staircase and elevator are in the exact middle of the building. This slowly walking spiral stair with the open elevator in the middle like the one in the Majolica House. Now this is an entrance of your apartment as it should be.