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Social Housing “House of Life”
Vienna (AT)

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Neighborhood, green and urban
Social Housing House of Life
Social Housing House of Life
Social Housing House of Life
Social Housing House of Life
Social Housing House of Life
Social Housing House of Life
Awarded / HOUSING / Social Sustainability
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Planning: ARGE AllesWirdGut & Delta

Project stages: 1–8 (general planning)

Client: BWSG & gartenheim

Competition: August 2012, 1st prize

Completion: June 2015

GFA: 23,000 m²

Residential Units: 170

Team: Andreas Göpfert, Benjamin Grab, Christof Braun, Elodie Chastel, Eva Birova, Harald Groll, Jakub Klima, Jan Schröder, Jessica Wannhoff, Kerstin Schön, Lukas Morong, Zeyneb Badur

Landscaping: Plansinn GmbH

Structural engineering: Vatter & Partner

Fire protection, structural physics: TB Röhrer

Aspern Seestadt is one of the largest urban development projects in Europe. A city inside the city. A lighthouse project of urban design.

In the outermost east of Vienna, a new neighborhood was built from the ground up, combining urbanity with nature and embedding various building types in an extensive green area by an artificial lake. In collaboration with Delta, AllesWirdGut was responsible for the planning and construction of a total of five buildings. The exterior of the ensemble, which accommodates residential units, offices, and shops, is something of an eclectic urban space in its way of addressing the theme of urbanity. Based on the premise of facilitating high-quality housing and living, the interior of the buildings reflects the called-for sociality:

About 35 apartments in each building are accessible through wide and spacious stairwells, inspired by the Viennese Gründerzeit era. This circulation system is compact and efficient, it keeps construction and operating costs down while encouraging social exchange between residents. Here, AllesWirdGut implements the idea, informed by the House of Life concept, of creating community between the about 100 occupants of the house, with equal parts of young and older people, through a shared stairwell. Mission accomplished!

Contacts and synergies between residents are desired and were already taken into account and encouraged during the planning.

Photos: AllesWirdGut / Guilherme Silva da Rosa, tschinkersten fotografie, Illustrations: AllesWirdGut

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