Delugan Meissl Associated Architects (DMAA) is an architectural practice established in Vienna in 1993 by Elke Delugan-Meissl and Roman Delugan. The firm’s leadership expanded in 2004 to include Dietmar Feistel and Martin Josst, growing DMAA into an international team of approximately 40 professionals. DMAA operates from its headquarters in Vienna, Austria, and its scope spans residential, cultural, commercial, and mixed-use projects.
The practice is noted for high-profile commissions, including the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, the EYE Film Institute in Amsterdam, and the Festival Hall in Erl, Tyrol. In Vienna, DMAA’s portfolio features prominent residential high-rises, such as the Mischek Tower, which at 108.5 meters and 34 floors is among Austria’s tallest buildings and contains over 23,000 square meters of housing. Other local projects include the Beam apartments and comprehensive urban developments in the Wienerberg district.
DMAA’s work ranges across interior design, refurbishment, hotels, infrastructure, and educational facilities. Notable recent activities include the redevelopment of historically significant sites in Vienna and participation in large-scale city planning initiatives such as NEOM. Their approach emphasizes the relationship between users, context, and architecture.
The firm’s output is regularly documented in exhibitions and monographs, and its projects have received recognition in international competitions and architecture biennales. DMAA engages both local and global contexts with a portfolio reflecting versatility and scale, from private homes to significant urban landmarks.