The architecture of Delugan Meissl Associated Architects is much like language,  in which meaning is constituted by the relationships among individual words.  In contrast to other architectural philosophies, Delugan Meissl Associated  Architects do not reduce this principle of hermetic language to a game in and of  itself, but rather, they root it in their work with as many multivalent relationships  between architecture and its contextual environment as possible, premiating the  context of the building and the physical presence of its users. Directed and rigorous
processes of design are guided from spatial perception to future users. Their architectural  concepts and connections to the existing fabric are reminiscent of organisms entering  into dialogue with the environment, as integral parts of an overall system. Inside and out,  their concepts break down the order of conventional rooms into flowing, functionally  defined spatial sequences. Volumes directly engage the body of the observer through  their scale, the way they interact with gravity, geometry, and the way they “hint at the  inexpressible”. Independent of size or function, the work of Delugan Meissl Associated  Architects is consistently determined by these design concepts and theoretical principles.
In this regard, Delugan Meissl Associated Architects are committed to developing the  principle of intensification, along with ways to spatialize it and make it physiologically  tangible. As opposed to a type of “representational form” of contemporary architecture  that is geared primarily to the visual and to interpretive meaning, “actual form” is  generated, which, in its physiological effects on the senses and the body, with the aim,  to be a regulator of social and individual life.