Nonconform is an architectural firm founded in 1999 by Peter Nageler and Roland Gruber in Vienna, Austria. Over the years, the organization has expanded to multiple locations across Germany and Austria, including Berlin, Rosenheim, Aachen, Cologne, Moosburg, Braunau/Inn, and Graz. This diverse geographical presence reflects the firm's commitment to understanding and addressing the unique needs of various urban and rural environments.

Nonconform's approach to architecture goes beyond traditional design. They emphasize participatory processes, engaging with local communities, stakeholders, and users to develop sustainable and adaptable spaces. Their method, known as the "nonconform ideenwerkstatt," involves collaborative workshops that foster a shared vision for future projects. This inclusive approach aims to create spaces that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also socially and environmentally responsible.

The firm's projects range from urban planning and public buildings to community housing and educational institutions. They prioritize resource efficiency, often incorporating wood into their designs, and focus on creating structures that can be adapted over time to meet changing needs. Nonconform's commitment to sustainability and community engagement has led to the development of innovative and forward-thinking projects that serve as models for future urban and rural development. With a team of dedicated professionals, nonconform continues to shape the built environment in a way that respects both the present and the future.