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The new media space designed by VxV for Die Presse marks a significant step forward in shaping the future of media programs.

Recognizing the evolving landscape of news consumption, Die Presse, one of Austria's leading newspapers, is adapting while remaining anchored in its print heritage. The new Media Hub serves as a dynamic multi-media environment, facilitating its transition into a digitally-driven era.

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Photos: ©Hertha Hurnaus

The new media space designed by VxV for Die Presse marks a significant step forward in shaping the future of media programs.

Recognizing the evolving landscape of news consumption, Die Presse, one of Austria's leading newspapers, is adapting while remaining anchored in its print heritage. The new Media Hub serves as a dynamic multi-media environment, facilitating its transition into a digitally-driven era.��

🌐Visit our website to see the full case study

�Photos: ©Hertha Hurnaus�

Introducing the new NOVA TV Newsroom! This state-of-the-art studio represents a significant leap forward in broadcasting excellence, with a diverse range of program formats, meticulously integrated curved LED screen surfaces, and a computer-controlled rotating news table. Empowered to deliver compelling and impactful storytelling across various platforms, and ensuring that content remains at the forefront of viewer engagement.

Client: NovaTV (part of the United Group)
Design: Veech x Veech
Graphic Design and Motion Design: Oficina
Images: © NovaTV

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Image of our truck for SEAT taken during the Seat Ibiza European Roadshow.

© Photo: WWP Group, G+P Creative

VxV designed a versatile studio for ORF 1, featuring an iconic newsdesk and a radiant white perimeter wall with integrated media screens framed in black, enriching the visual ambiance. Unique program-specific colors are overlaid, offering distinctive on-screen branding.

On-air: 2013–2019
Photos: ©Hertha Hurnaus

Selected images of our multi-functional sports studio designed for ServusTV.

Year: 2021 - Current
Design: Veech x Veech
Footage kindly provided by ServusTV

Detail of a model for 'INSIGHTS': a biomorphic, immersive installation at the 2001 Künstlerhaus Vienna Global Tools exhibition.

A multifunctional communication and media center inside ORF’s iconic building designed by architect .

VxV has redesigned the 1960s conference space to augment its functionality and usability creating an interface between the architectural space, technology, and human senses.

Client: ORF
Year: 2017
Images: ©Hertha Hurnaus

A close-up of "Sprachpavilion": a large-scale inflatable pavilion that served as the focal point of a traveling exhibition celebrating the .

This alien-like structure boasted an intriguing form, characterized by its numerous air vents, which contributed to its distinct and eye-catching silhouette.

Client: Bundesministerium für Bildung, Wissenschaft und Forschung and ORF
Year: 2000
Photos: ©Sabine Gruber / Veech x Veech

'INSIGHTS': a biomorphic, immersive installation at the 2001 Künstlerhaus Wien / Gesellschaft Bildender Künstlerinnen und Künstler Global Tools exhibition.

Connected to the main building via a network of electric motor-driven cables, this installation brought the backlit membrane to life, simulating the pulsations of a living organism.

This unique structure also served as a projection screen for documentary films, creating an intriguing interplay of insights and transparency.

Curated by Vitus Weh and Tulga Beyerle
Photos by ©Sabine Gruber and Veech x Veech

As part of the fsb.hands.on Duo Handles Series we designed this set of door handles, working closely with FSB’s technical team to produce the desired shapes with various metallic finishes and colours.

Photo: ©Markus Rössle

In 2002, we designed a studio for the thought-provoking Austrian TV programme, 'kreuz und quer', dedicated to exploring philosophical and cultural topics.

The design was inspired by the programme's content, defying traditional broadcasting norms.

Employing shadow as a design tool – a radical, unorthodox route to use within broadcast media in combination with sculptural angular objects created a bold and dynamic spatial perception.

Client: ORF
On-Air: 2003 – 2008
Photos: Veech x Veech, ORF