Bruckmühle

A visually unusual cultural quarter: the Bruckmühle cultural centre in the landscape conservation area has enlarged the industrial architecture of the two main buildings of the earthenware factory on the Feldaist with an oversized stone, which is simply set into the landscape according to the plans of architects Riepl Riepl.

Stylish events in the cultural centre of the Mühlviertel region

The Kulturhaus Bruckmühle is the ideal setting for your individual programme and event requirements: conferences, company events, product presentations, weddings, parties and more.

The Bruckmühle cultural centre with its diverse premises is available for a variety of projects. The combination of natural and cultural space with authenticity and the combination of historical and contemporary architecture by Peter and Gabriele Riepl give this adaptation of the industrial building its unique profile as a culturally utilised institution.

The visual and performing arts productions are diverse, the training programmes offered by the regional music school are inspiring, and the Bruckmühle restaurant with its range of culinary delights presents itself as a place of original hospitality. A composition of balance in the centre of the Mühlviertel creates an unmistakable atmosphere that inspires creativity at events and radiates art and culture in equal measure.

As a full-service provider, the Bruckmühle takes on the event management of congresses, conferences, seminars, training courses and workshops, weddings and parties for up to 400 people. The services include the hire of event rooms, furnishings, technical equipment and the design of the rooms at the Bruckmühle on request: restaurant, foyer, Findling, gallery, guest garden on the Feldaist, culinary delights, catering service, event support, shuttle service and hotel reservations.

The ideal cultural and event venue for your project:

• Restaurant: 70 people
• Foyer: 100 - 200 people
• Findling: 250 - 400 people
• Gallery: 70 - 120 people
• Guest garden: 70 - 300 people

The "Findling", a multi-curved volume not bound by any obvious rules of axial geometry, encloses a stage that can be resized and used for various purposes and an auditorium, the lower level of which can also be used for several purposes and is extended with a steeply rising gallery to provide the necessary space for 400 people.