New fire station and cheap apartments: St. Andrä relies on synergies!

New fire station and cheap apartments: St. Andrä relies on synergies!

In the JAKLING district in St. Andrä, a new armory of the fire brigade is planned, which will also include six modern residential units. The municipality has acquired a property for this and provides it in building law. The architect Heinz Petschenig has taken over the planning for this future -oriented construction cooperation. Wolfgang Ruschitzka, technical managing director of the state residential building of Carinthia (LWBK), explains that the old fire brigade building is in great need of renovation and that the new premises promise clear synergies through the common use of the areas. The cost of the overall project amounts to around two million euros, with around 1.1 million euros for the planned apartments and around 900,000 euros for the armory, such as meinzirk.at reported.

affordable living in Friesach

In the meantime, the city of Friesach is planning a pilot project in Hubert-Hauser-Straße, in which five new residential units are to be created through the so-called reconstruction process. These should enable rental costs of a maximum of 350 euros per month including operating costs, which is considered outstanding in the current market situation. Mayor Josef Kronlechner emphasized the importance of this project for the city and the landlords, who can improve their living situation through air conditioning rights, barrier -free buildings. The start of the construction is planned for autumn, with a completion in 2025, as KleineZeitung.at . A total of 16 three-room and eight two-room apartments are to be built, which are built under cost-saving conditions, whereby simple access and central technology centers should play a helpful role in rental.

In JAKLING As in Friesach, an important step is taken towards affordable living space and efficient use of resources. The projects, which are partly supported by funding from the State of Carinthia, show that innovative approaches to create living space are not only necessary, but also financially possible.