The Trepka Prefabricated Concrete showcases its products on-site, with factory walls constructed by the company, displaying various finishes and coloured concrete samples.
Our excursions offer students hands-on insights into materials, technologies, and real-world construction practices. Through guided visits to production facilities, workshops, and active building sites, students gain valuable exposure to the practical side of architecture and construction. These experiences are complemented by short seminars held in collaboration with selected industry partners, following a foundation of introductory lectures.
Concrete Futures: A Century of Prefabrication at Trepka
Steel Re-Shaped: Inside Stahlbau Schmidt
During the visit to Stahlbau Schmidt students explored the processes and manufacturing interiors behind steel fabrication within a company shaped by more than 120 years of family tradition.
Transparency in Practice: Learning at Glas Berger
An excursion to Glas Berger offered students the opportunity to observe the glass fabrication process, following glass panels on their way through each manufacturing station.
Below the City: A Site Visit to the U2 Construction Site
An on-site visit to the U2 underground construction works revealed the technical and spatial challenges of building large-scale infrastructure beneath the city.
Exploring Heritage Conservation: Excursion to Kartause Mauerbach
A visit to Kartause Mauerbach offered students a direct encounter with architectural heritage through conservation practice, craftsmanship, and historic building materials.
Stone by Stone: Learning at Hartsteinwerk Loja, Persenbeug-Gottsdorf
A site visit to Hartsteinwerk Loja offered students insight into the full cycle of hard stone processing.
Steel in Motion: A Visit to Stahlbau Schmidt, Schwechat
Exploring the precision and scale of steel construction at Stahlbau Schmidt.
Concrete Production up Close: Lehner Beton Fabrication Tour, Amstetten
Lehner Beton opened its doors to showcase the processes behind one of architecture’s most fundamental materials.