For Jos Pirkner, architecture is the experience of space. He speaks of the fourth dimension, the immediate experience of spatial design. In Fuschl, Jos Pirkner can realize what he has learned from his experiences – as a goldsmith, sculptor, and architect. His approach to space, material, symbolism, and proportion is unusual. It is an approach free from norms, free from constraints. An approach that allows for thinking far beyond the limits of the possible, connecting the inside with the outside, and creating impressions for eternity. The interplay of glass, stone, concrete, and steel blends into the natural surroundings, as if the world in Fuschl had never looked any different. The elements of cone and circle dominate. No standard carriers, no standard handles, no standard doors. Everything is an artistic individual solution, designed not to disturb the harmony of the space. The entrance hall. The focal point, the energy center of the volcano. The bulls symbolize the eruption, the power, the explosion. In the form of a herd of bulls, the glowing hot lava flows out into the world. Land, water, volcano, garden: The headquarters rises from nature and connects with it and the landscape. Everything rests in itself. In the right light, the floors made of Italian granite and the basalt roofs of the two volcanoes merge with the color of the surrounding rocks. Dive into the story of Jos Pirkner on 240 pages, his vision of architecture, with all phases of the creation of a monumental sculpture. The artist impressively shows how landscape, building, and sculpture merge into a cohesive artistic whole.