House number plan Sinabelkirchen || House number plan of the entire municipality on aerial photo

Sinabelkirchen is a house number plan, but the map basis is not a typical map but aerial photographs or orthophotos. This results in different requirements for the choice of colours and fonts, which makes this project one that loosens up everyday life and makes it something special. The font has to be legible on a background that is very restless to the eye. This means that halos and font outlines have to be worked with finesse. The house numbers of different catastral communities should also be displayed differently, so that one colour was used for each. There are also different requirements for the choice of colours for thematic paths so that they are highlighted.

Aerial panoramic map || Mountain panorama maps from aerial photographs with wide views and peaks

For our customers in Neukirchen am Großvenediger, we were asked to create an aerial panorama map similar to that of Wald im Pinzgau, but the desire for a wider view and an image of peaks was paramount. For this reason, drone shots were not sufficient. A way was found to produce satisfactory images, which I then edited graphically. I largely adopted and refined the design concept. Our customers were extremely satisfied with the folding maps, which were published together with a leisure map, so that information boards were also ordered. The neighbouring municipality also placed an order for such a folding map.

Camping map Upper Austria || Highly generalized and monochrome background map

One of the smallest scales I've worked on so far is the general map of Upper Austria and its camping and RV sites. By customer request, the map is extremely recessed so that the thematic routes pop out particularly well. This also makes the pastel-coloured markers on the map more legible. All fonts have the corporate design font requested by the customer, so that deviations from our normal map image have also been created here.
The map looks tidy and fits well with the rest of the product.

Salzburger Land Almenweg || 8 map sections, 1 sheet section map, 29 individual elevation profiles, approx. 55 different panels and an overview map

The Salzburger Almenweg is a long-distance hiking trail with 25 stages and 4 stage variants around the Salzburg sun terrace and the Pongau region. The demands were great, but it was extraordinary fun to prepare the maps. The 8 map sections, each in German & English, the sheet map and the individually labelled altitude profiles in German & English are for a hiking atlas. The approx. 55 different location boards are set up along the stages to help with orientation at alpine pastures and places with difficult trails. At the starting point is another panel showing the first and last stage as well as a rough overview map of all stages.

Viennese Alps || General map & map sections for a brochure

For the Viennese Alps, in addition to an entire overview map, several sections should also be created that differ in content. Here again, special care should be taken that no truncated inscriptions are visible in overlapping sections. I like the sections very much because the map on the whole looks very friendly and the colours harmonise well with each other, even though most of the colours were given.

Racing Cycling Region Salzburgerland / Salzkammergut || General map with cycle path network and detailed maps

This map series was a challenge, because in addition to the usual leisure map, which served here as an overview map of the cycle path network, 25 detailed maps for individual racing cycle routes were also required. Due to their different courses and lengths, there are of course different scales, which can also change the data basis. With the number of detailed maps, it doesn't exactly make the task easier. However, it was fun to optimally fulfil the different requirements.

Olang Valdaora local map || Local map, bilingual

The local map of Olang/Valdaora in South Tyrol contains a summer map as well as a winter map. It is special for me because I was able to try out a new technique of production and because the map contents are given in German and Italian. This makes the written placement of streets and POIs in city centres challenging. The summer map shows hiking, cycling and mountain biking routes. On the winter map there are winter hiking trails and snowshoe trails to discover. City maps with leisure content are not the norm, usually there is a city map and an associated leisure map on a smaller scale.

Aerial panorama Wald im Pinzgau / Königsleiten || A mountain panorama made from drone images with leisure themes

In the summer of 2022, I was allowed to travel to Pinzgau with an external company and be part of the shooting with drone. An exciting and everyday-breaking experience. I received the resulting images as raw data, which I then edited and edited together to provide a good basis for map content. Even though it is not a map in the conventional sense, the same elements are labelled and displayed. I was allowed to work out the design concept on my own and I am very satisfied with the result, because here, too, different requirements apply than with our conventional maps. For example, POIs are not displayed as square symbols but with pins. Mountain peaks and mountain ranges are labelled in the sky on the map. National roads, waterways and railway lines are traced. Hiking and cycling routes are broken down thematically.

Salzkammergut Mountains Lakes Trail || Recreational map of the 21 stages

This map is really my favourite. It's tidy, clean and the subject matter is easy to see and label. The stages are alternately coloured while regional and alpine variants are colour-coded again. In addition to the map, I also created the altitude profiles, which are given on the back with the stage description.

Hiking atlas Steirische Rucksackdörfer || a small brochure with several maps

At Schubert & Franzke, we attach great importance to leaving the edges free, i.e. there are no cut inscriptions on the map edge or around the legend or other map elements. The special feature of this brochure with overlapping map sections is that the lettering must be visible in one section but not in the other. Or that the lettering is positioned differently on one map than on the other. In addition to the walking atlas, there was also a folding map of the entire area as well as a location board that was set up on site at various locations. A consistent map image with attention to detail accounts for much of the quality of the map.

Dachstein Nature Experience Map || my first winter map

In addition to the summer map with cycling and hiking trails, the Dachstein Nature Experience Map also has a winter map with snowshoe tours, winter hiking trails, ski tours and cross-country ski trails. This winter map was my first and is divided into 3 different scales. There are again special features of the colour choice, as the background map is not green/warm but blue/cold. I like the overall design of the colours and signatures, as well as the symbolisation of the tour numbers.

Garden themed playground in ega-Park, Erfurt || Leaflet

I created this interactive map to visualize the renovation of the playground in ega-Park Erfurt. A sidebar opens by clicking features and holds additional information such as sketches and concept art. A geo referenced layout plan as seperate layer lies on the base map and is adjustable in its transperency. The map is only available for cliets with login information. More information to the project.

State Horticultural show Bad Dürrenberg 2020 || Leaflet | QGIS | TileMill

Layout plan and as-completed drawing lie as seperate geo referenced layers on the basemap and can be adjusted by slider configurations. I was able to create raster tiles from historical map scans to reduce potential mobile data usage of high resolution TIFFs. This was accomplished with QGIS and TileMill. The map is only available for cliets with login information.

Locations of Finished Projects || Leaflet | PHP | MySQL

Part of the intranet I created for the company was the localization already finished projects to research when, where and from whom certain components were used. Various categories are coded differently in color. Another version of the point data is filterable by a time slider to determine certain periods. Because of the private nature of the intranet only staff is able to access the map.