Preyer'sche Höfe
Gelungene Verbindung.
The Preyer'sche Höfe are a socially sustainable residential project that aims to promote diversity. Each of the seven residential buildings has its own identity thanks to the different flat types and individual façades. Although they all look like independent buildings on their own plots, all seven are connected by means of a walkway on the third or fourth floor.
Ninety-three of the 210 units are SMART flats with 3m ceilings, meaning that they offer more light, air and storage space, even if the floor area is modest. Residents have a say in what the ground plans of their flats should look like as well as how the common areas should be used. The shared open spaces – on the roof and in the yard – are barrier-free and easily accessible; they provide plenty of space for all sorts of activities and also encourage intergenerational communication.
Task
210 new flats, 93 of which are SMART flats, in seven buildings connected via a walkway, with barrier-free open spaces and common areas.
Status
Completion
11/2019
Client
ÖSW (Österreichisches Siedlungswerk) und Familienwohnbau
BWM Team
Markus Kaplan, Hubert Meyer, Alexandra Stage, Lilya Berova, Massimiliano Marian
Participants
Albert Wimmer ZT GmbH
sk stadtplanung & architektur
Auböck & Karas(Open Space planning)
Related news
18 January 2021
Successful connection
The Preyer’sche Höfe in Vienna’s 10th district have been designed under the motto „Smart & more – Overcoming obstacles". The project offers individual façades, spaces for diverse user groups and a lot of open and shared spaces – and by means of a „walkway“ on the 3rd floor all staircases are connected.
11 November 2019
Successfully completed
In November the Preyerische Höfe, a competition-winning project by BWM Architekten (in the picture the team during final inspection) together with the architectural office of Albert Wimmer and skStadplanung has been successfully completed. 210 apartments, including 93 SMART apartments have been constructed within seven residential buildings including barrier-free outdoor spaces and common areas all connected by a walk.
