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Seine Heiligkeit , Tendzin Gyatsho (Tenzin Gyatso) , der 14. Dalai Lama auf Besuch im SOS-Kinderdorf Hinterbrühl bei Wien (Österreich).--2007
His Holyness, Tendzin Gyatsho (Tenzin Gyatso), the 14th Dalai Lama on visitation in the SOS children´s village in `Hinterbrühl´ near Vienna (Austria).--2007
The administration building and the entrance to a shaded courtyard through an archway. An orphanage with two-storey buildings containing nine family houses, a kindergarten, an administration building, staff housing, a sports hall and a service block.
www.sosjor.org/ (website in English)
Built: 1991. Architect: Jafar Tukan & Partners. Construction of reinforced concrete frames and infill of granite stones. The project won an Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 2001 (= year 1422 of the arabic calendar). 334/365
www.akdn.org/architecture/ (website in English)
An orphanage with two-storey buildings containing nine family houses, a kindergarten, an administration building, staff housing, a sports hall and a service block.
www.sosjor.org/ (website in English)
Built: 1991. Architect: Jafar Tukan & Partners. Construction of reinforced concrete frames and infill of granite stones. The project won an Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 2001 (= year 1422 of the arabic calendar).
www.akdn.org/architecture/ (website in English)
One of the courtyards. An orphanage with two-storey buildings containing nine family houses, a kindergarten, an administration building, staff housing, a sports hall and a service block.
www.sosjor.org/ (website in English)
Built: 1991. Architect: Jafar Tukan & Partners. Construction of reinforced concrete frames and infill of granite stones. The project won an Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 2001 (= year 1422 of the arabic calendar).
www.akdn.org/architecture/ (website in English)
An orphanage with two-storey buildings containing nine family houses, a kindergarten, an administration building, staff housing, a sports hall and a service block.
www.sosjor.org/ (website in English)
Built: 1991. Architect: Jafar Tukan & Partners. Construction of reinforced concrete frames and infill of granite stones. The project won an Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 2001 (= year 1422 of the arabic calendar).
www.akdn.org/architecture/ (website in English)