Daniel Hoheneder

Founder & CEO

Flissade

Munich

Daniel Hoheneder, born in 1983, studied interior design at the university of Applied Sciences in Rosenheim and architecture at the Technische Universität München where he graduated in 2011.

In 2013, Daniel Hoheneder founded the start-up company Flissade with Lisbeth Fischbacher, based in Munich.

Daniel is focused on new forms of urban living concepts and flexible living spaces with an holistic view on architectural sustainability and on parametric processes for design and manufacturing in the future building sector.

Daniel and Lisbeth are also architects, with their office OACHA Architektur Denkmalpflege Bauforschung.

Since 2017 He has also been active in the preservation of regional traditional building culture and heritage preservation for the district of Rosenheim in Upper Bavaria.

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Articles featuring Daniel

Startups

Architects as Inventors: Creating a Product from Concept to Market

As architecture students, Daniel and Lisbeth had an idea for a room that can be used internally and externally. To do this, they designed a one-of-a-kind facade system and have spent the last five years bringing the concept to life as founders of Flissade. In the following interview Daniel describes the intensive process of creating […]

News

The Archipreneur Report #01 is out now

The AEC industry is on the cusp of a technological transformation which will reshape its future. Over recent decades, the traditionally structured attitude of the architecture and building industry has stunted its growth and natural tendency to explore new territory as innovative thinkers and city shapers. The Archipreneur Report focuses on new trends, business and […]

Quotes from Daniel

"When we started, no one was looking at the building industry, building products or architecture for startup opportunity."
"IP can be that critical piece that makes someone work with you or give you money."
"when you’re studying architecture (...) No one tells you how to make money."
"We need better, more long- lasting products made by real workers and craftsman within short and sustainable supply chains."