New educational campus in Vienna: a place for education and community!

New educational campus in Vienna: a place for education and community!

Seestadt Aspern, 1220 Wien, Österreich - The city of Vienna again sets a strong sign of the formation of the future with the “BildungsCampus Seestadt Aspern III”. The Vienna municipal council has decided to expand the campus, which will be created in the largest urban development area in Vienna and will offer space for 1,600 students and around 220 educators. Jörg Neumayer, SPÖ councilor and education spokesman, is enthusiastic about this project, which not only includes schools, but also event rooms, gymnastics and open spaces that should benefit the entire neighborhood. "We not only build schools in Vienna, we create places that combine education, community and future," emphasized Neumayer, as in a report by ots.at .

extensive educational offers

With the new premises of the Seestadt Aspern III education campus, 58 classrooms are created, including 13 kindergarten groups, 33 classes for all-day care and 12 special education classes. This is part of a long -term strategy to continuously expand the educational area in Vienna. The Seestadt Aspern, a showcase project for participatory urban development, will be supplemented by significantly expanded educational institutions by 2025. More than 25,000 people should live there until the 2030s, and in addition to the educational campus, there are also other educational offers such as a youth center and places for learning and playing. The existing campus also includes an all-day folk school as well as special classes for children with disabilities, reports campus-seestadt.at .

The building site extends over 18,500 m², and the city expects costs of around 13.3 million euros for project preparation and planning. By May 2025, an architecture competition is to determine the best ideas for the design of the new educational campus. "This investment in our children is an investment in the future of our city," Neumayer concluded his explanations, while impressively underlining the vision for a modern educational landscape in Vienna.