J. Krismer | Special Projects

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At the Austrian “breath.austria” Pavilion, mounds of earth were formed with the 3D System Krismer^® according to plans drawn up by “team.breath.austria”.

60 trees along with 12,000 smaller shrubs and bushes were planted. This vegetation produced 62.5 kg. of oxygen per hour, equivalent to the amount required by 1,800 human beings over the same time period.

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At the entrance area of the Längenfeld Thermal Baths, located in the Austrian Alps, the 3D System Krismer^® was used to create a lifelike Mammoth, inspired by an idea of Austrian artist Peter Paul Tschaikner. It stands as a monument to remind us of Hannibal’s campaign and his crossing of the Alps with an army that included 37 elephants.

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The roof of the Freiham District heating plant was given a natural green finish. Freiham, Baveria (Germany).

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Freiham District heating plant in Freiham, Bavaria, with a fully completed green roof.

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The 3D System Krismer^® ensures the stability of the landing area of a ski jumping facility. It hinders ground deformations or surface slippage, as shown at the Bischofsgrün Ski Jumping Hill in Bavaria (Germany).

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At the same time, the 3D System Krismer® forms a solid base for the installation of ski jumping mats for summer jumping.

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With the 3D System Krismer^® it is also possible to create unusual land forms with different shapes and designs that always have a green surface finish.

Shown here, the “Head of the Giant” (Kopf des Riesen) that houses the Swarovski Kristallwelten or “Cristal Worlds” Museum, designed and built following an original idea by multifaceted Austrian artist André Heller.

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For the WWF Germany Pavilion at the EXPO 2000 in Hannover (Germany) a “Faun” - a part human and part bird figure - was built following the original concept of the multifaceted Austrian artist André Heller. First a free-standing, self-supporting, 11.0 m high steel tube structure was built as an inner frame. The 3D System Krismer^® was then fastened to this frame to create a human body completely covered with living vegetation (over 5,000 ivy plants). Finally, a bird’s head made out of steel sheet metal was mounted at the top of this structure.

Special Projects

3D System Krismer^® - Expo Milan 2015

3D System Krismer^® - Mammoth

3D System Krismer^® - Green Roof

3D System Krismer^® - Ski Jump Landing Area

3D System Krismer^® - Landscaping

3D System Krismer^® -
EXPO Hannover 2000

Special Projects

3D System Krismer® - Expo Milan 2015

3D System Krismer® - Mammoth

3D System Krismer® - Green Roof

3D System Krismer® - Ski Jump Landing Area