Overview

The building dates from the Gründerzeit period around 1900 and rises over four storeys. Its layout follows a classic Viennese pattern, with a main wing along the street and a side wing running back along the courtyard. A thorough refurbishment has now brought it up to current standards while preserving its historic character. Apartments in the main wing face west toward the street, while those in the side wing look onto the quiet inner courtyard, where light wells bring extra daylight into rooms that reach up to three metres in height. Above the original structure, a rooftop extension over two additional storeys has created further apartments with balconies and roof terraces. The project offers 28 apartments, from one to four rooms, all with reworked and efficient floor plans. Stairs lead from the main entrance up to the raised ground floor, where a stair lift provides step free access and a passenger lift serves the upper storeys.