Loser Panoramabahn: Architecture Prize for environmentally friendly innovation!

Loser Panoramabahn: Architecture Prize for environmentally friendly innovation!

Bad Aussee, Österreich - In the picturesque Ausseerland Salzkammergut, the Loser Panoramaahn was ceremoniously awarded the Big See Architecture Award 2025 on June 25, 2025. The award ceremony took place in the cozy atmosphere of the Loser Alm mountain restaurant, where numerous guests came together to celebrate this significant moment for the region. Managing Director Ing. Rudolf Huber, Mayor Gerald Loitzl and Architect DI Gerhard Kreiner were among those present and emphasized the high relevance of this award for the project team and the entire area. Das Handelsblatt reports that the panoramic tray is the pioneering example of modern, sustainable architecture that blends in harmoniously into the alpine landscape.

The Big See Architecture Award is awarded annually and honored outstanding architecture and design projects that are characterized by design quality, innovation, sustainability and regional reference. The loose panoramic tray fulfills all of these criteria and is seen as a significant step towards environmentally friendly building. During the event, the speakers pointed out that the project not only offers comfortable access to the impressive mountains of the Salzkammergut, but also protects nature thanks to its resource -saving construction. The website of the Loser Panoramabahn emphasizes that this project is not only a profit for the locals, but also for guests.

sustainability and innovation

The looser panoramic tray is viewed as a prime example of modern, nature -loving architecture. The significant award combines elements of technology, environmental awareness and cultural identity that are deeply rooted in the region. This type of building shows how important it is to rely on sustainability in the development in sensitive nature in order to preserve the beauty of the Alps.

The panoramic tray not only optimizes access to the breathtaking landscapes, but also promotes sustainable tourism in the region. In autumn and winter, the surroundings invite you to discover the diverse possibilities of the Ausseerland, be it when hiking or winter sports.

a step into the future

The continuous modernization of the loose panoramic tray, taking into account the preservation of the natural and cultural landscape, continues to be promoted. This process aims to find innovative solutions for future challenges in the field of construction and infrastructure. In this context, the Initiative Constructive Alps contributes to discourses on sustainable building in the Alps by presenting modern projects and their actors.

The Loser Panoramaahn sets new standards and shows how on the one hand the delight in nature and on the other hand, responsibility towards the environment can go hand in hand. A sign that the path to a sustainable future for the Ausseerland is now clearly marked.