Eilfried Huth

For three years, Huth attended the National Political Institutes of Education, which was housed in the monastery of Sankt Paul im Lavanttal.

Together with Günther Domenig, he designed buildings with exposed concrete which are among the outstanding examples of brutalism in Austria.

The Research and Computing Center (FRZ) of the VÖEST Alpine Montangesellschaft in Leoben is considered structuralist architecture.

Their temporary buildings for the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich were colorful and had rounded corners and playful geometries typical of pop art.

Their design for a multi-purpose hall at the Institute of the Sisters of St. Francis in Graz-Eggenberg[6] is reminiscent of a tortoise shell and thus characterized as organic architecture.

The ventilation and control buildings of the Plabutsch tunnel in Raach are aesthetically closely related to the multi-purpose hall at the Institute of the Sisters of St. Francis.

School in Leoben (1957–1960), Huth designed as an employee of architect Emmerich Donau
Pedagogical Academy Graz (1964–1967), designed with Günther Domenig
Gerlitz-Gründe housing estate in Graz-Puntigam (1976–1984)
Gerlitz-Gründe housing estate in Graz-Puntigam (1976–1984)
Oberwart Parish Church (1966–1969), designed together with Günter Domenig
Oberwart Parish Church (1966–1969), designed with Günter Domenig
Youth center of the Styrian Chamber of Commerce in Graz (1971–1973)
Youth center of the Styrian Chamber of Commerce in Graz (1971–1973)
Ventilation buildings and control station at the Plabutsch tunnel in Raach (1982–1987)
Ventilation buildings and control station at the Plabutsch tunnel in Raach (1982–1987)