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Leystraße 122-126, Vienna – Groundbreaking ceremony

The groundbreaking ceremony for the sustainable housing project at Leystraße 122-126 in Vienna’s 20th district took place on 19 April 2024. Together with the general contractor STRABAG, Brigittenau district leader Christine Dubravac-Widholm, our managing partner Harald Oissner and representatives of … Continued

Leystraße 122-126, Vienna – Construction start

With the construction of the excavation pit successfully completed, the structural work for the basement is now in full swing. Aided by the good weather, work is progressing quickly and according to plan, so that the shell will soon leave … Continued

Leystraße 122-126, Vienna

Project information

Procedure
Selection procedure
Client
RE Wohnraum GmbH
Donau-City-Straße 1
1220 Vienna
Principal
Mischek Bauträger Service GmbH
Donau-City-Straße 1, 3. OG
1220 Vienna
Address
Leystraße 122-126, 1200 Vienna
Start of planning
12/2020
Start of construction works
12/2023
Completion
05/2025
Construction costs
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Size of order
Architecture planning

The construction project in Vienna’s 20th district features a total of 53 residential units, a commercial space facing Leystraße and an underground garage with plenty of parking space. The project is located in the existing urban structure in Vienna’s 20th district, between the Danube and the urban development areas of North and Northwest Station. The Traisengasse S-Bahn station is within walking distance. This connects the site both with Vienna’s city centre and with nearby recreational areas within the city limits and also beyond.

A mix of 2-4 rooms has been planned for the flats. All of the flats have a spacious kitchen/living room with open spaces allocated to each flat. These are provided in the form of terraces or gardens on the ground floor, with balconies, loggias and terraces on the upper floors.

The elongated building with its clear and functional design language fits into the existing perimeter block structure. There are flats, a communal room, a children’s playroom and a toddlers’ playground facing the courtyard.

Electricity is supplied by Wiener Netze GmbH grid and is supported by a system of solar panels on the roof of the building.