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Neu Leopoldau

Neu Leopoldau

Neu Leopoldau

65 subsidised flats, 1 communal space and communal kitchen

On the site of the former Leopoldau gas works, the residential quarter Neu Leopoldau is being built along the theme of “Young Living”. At the entrance to the area, the monolithic building with its facade of prefabricated elements of fair-faced concrete sets an urbanistic accent. The design was based on the idea of creating an open and lively building. The so-called “plus spaces” — the zone between the glazed entrance doors and the apartments — play a special role. These transitional areas, with their openness to the staircase, promote communication within the building, which the residents themselves define — from a studio to a hairdressing salon to a home office. A common room as well as the summer kitchen, which is available to the entire quarter, create further meeting places for residents in the house.

Award: Callwey – Housing of the Year 2021, in the Innovative Facade category

Landscape Partner: KSLA – Katja Simma Landschaftsarchitektur
Cooperation Partner:
Project development: raum & kommunikation / Sociology: Prof. Dr. Jens S. Dangschat

Category
2-phase competition, 1st prize

Location
Vienna, AT

Completion
2019

Client
SCHWARZATAL

GFA
5.400 m²

Pictures, Visualization
Hertha Hurnaus, RIVIERA | MORETTI

Art intervention
PERKUP, SKIRL, RUIN

Neu Leopoldau

65 subsidised flats, 1 communal space and communal kitchen

On the site of the former Leopoldau gas works, the residential quarter Neu Leopoldau is being built along the theme of “Young Living”. At the entrance to the area, the monolithic building with its facade of prefabricated elements of fair-faced concrete sets an urbanistic accent. The design was based on the idea of creating an open and lively building. The so-called “plus spaces” — the zone between the glazed entrance doors and the apartments — play a special role. These transitional areas, with their openness to the staircase, promote communication within the building, which the residents themselves define — from a studio to a hairdressing salon to a home office. A common room as well as the summer kitchen, which is available to the entire quarter, create further meeting places for residents in the house.

Award: Callwey – Housing of the Year 2021, in the Innovative Facade category

Landscape Partner: KSLA – Katja Simma Landschaftsarchitektur
Cooperation Partner:
Project development: raum & kommunikation / Sociology: Prof. Dr. Jens S. Dangschat

Category
2-phase competition, 1st prize

Location
Vienna, AT

Completion
2019

Client
SCHWARZATAL

GFA
5.400 m²

Pictures, Visualization
Hertha Hurnaus, RIVIERA | MORETTI

Art intervention
PERKUP, SKIRL, RUIN

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