Wiener Hitze. Architecture and Storytelling in Times of Heat

Published September 9, 2026
Contributed by David Einwaller


Alexandra Möllner. License: All Rights Reserved.



Wiener Hitze. Architecture and Storytelling in Times of Heat explores how climate change reshapes urban and architectural narratives, with a particular focus on Vienna and its shifting role in a warmer world.

Typography plays a key role in the book’s design. The serif text face Elaphus is used for the main body copy, providing a calm, readable texture that supports long‑form essays and reflections. Occasional shifts in tone are marked with Atlas Grotesk, which appears in headings, numbered sections, or short breakout texts, offering a sharp contrast through its sans‑serif, robust forms.

A distinctive feature of the layout is the use of narrow marginal columns for references and commentary. These are set in smaller sizes, adding a secondary layer of information while maintaining typographic coherence with the main text.




Alexandra Möllner. License: All Rights Reserved.


Alexandra Möllner. License: All Rights Reserved.


Alexandra Möllner. License: All Rights Reserved.


Alexandra Möllner. License: All Rights Reserved.


Alexandra Möllner. License: All Rights Reserved.


Alexandra Möllner. License: All Rights Reserved.


Alexandra Möllner. License: All Rights Reserved.


Alexandra Möllner. License: All Rights Reserved.

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