SeeCarré in Aspern: The future of living is diverse and sustainable!

SeeCarré in Aspern: The future of living is diverse and sustainable!

On the northwestern bank of the Asperner Lake Asperner, a new, promising residential project is being created with the Seecarré district, which is intended to increase the quality of life in Vienna sustainably. As already announced as part of a press release from OTS , the architectural and developer competitions for the development of the district are successfully completed. The CREIS Various designs can be seen until June 28th in the art space Aspern Seestadt, where they should be of great interest from the audience.

The opening of the exhibition takes place with prominent guests such as district leaders Ernst Nevrivy and the representatives of Vienna 3420, Robert Grünis, and Dieter Groschopf of Wohnfonds Vienna. Vice Mayor Kathrin Gaál emphasized the importance of social housing and made it clear that Seecarré affordable living space with high quality of living and extensive infrastructure will offer. This will make the district of crucial not only for existing, but also for future generations.

Sustainable urban planning in focus

The Seestadt has now developed more than a third of its area. The focus is on climate -friendly urban planning, which not only protects resources, but also promotes a healthy living environment. This procedure is in accordance with global trends that rely on sustainable urban development, because according to the UN forecasts of up to 70% of the world's population will have to live in urban areas by 2050. Urban spaces must be tailored to the needs of their residents and challenges such as climate change and social justice.

The construction work in the Seecarré are designed varied and offer the use of the building standard "Aspern Klimafit" and a separate anergien network. To ensure mobility, a tram line 25 will connect the district to the existing Viennese transport network.

The winning projects in detail

The results of the competition results are impressive. The projects of the various construction fields are innovative and geared towards the future residents. Here is an overview of the winning projects:

These projects are part of the "residential building offensive 2024+". The planned 370 residential units will not only cover the living requirements in Vienna, but also offer many community and socially integrated elements. Another goal is to create a habitat that meets the demands on climate protection and social justice.

The competition for the two building sites F9B and F10 is now advertised and is divided into an extensive explanation on the website of Wohnfonds.wien . Her explanations show that the focus on health, climate protection and resource conservation is.

Ultimately, more than just living space is created; A new piece of Vienna is being developed here, which counts on the challenges of the urban future and the needs of its inhabitants. The exhibition of the competition contributions remains open daily from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and admission is free - one more reason to get an idea of ​​these exciting projects.