Vienna-Meidling: Boehringer Ingelheim is investing in new office buildings

Vienna-Meidling: Boehringer Ingelheim is investing in new office buildings

In Vienna-Meidling, there is a significant expansion for the Pharmaceutical company Boehringer Ingelheim: A new office building is being built, which represents an investment of over 100 million euros. This project, which is considered important for the future of the company, should be ready for occupancy in mid -2027.

The new office building will be built on a plot of 4,500 square meters on Altmannsdorfer Straße, on the corner to Breitenfurter Strasse. The location is only five minutes away from the existing systems. Boehringer Ingelheim is currently offering space for over 3,500 employees in Vienna-Meidling, with some jobs accommodated in the Twin Towers and in the Big Point.

functional and future -oriented

The general director of the regional center in Vienna, Pavol Dobrocky, emphasizes the importance of the construction project as a clear commitment to the Vienna location. All business and administrative functions are brought together in the new office building. In this way, external office space can be abandoned and existing areas for future investments in research and production can be used.

The office building will include a total of seven upper floors and offer a spacious meeting landscape that is available to all employees. A total usable area of over 18,000 square meters is created, in addition to almost 3,000 square meters on terraces and green areas. This sustainable construction includes innovative solutions such as heat pumps, photovoltaic systems on the roof and in the facade as well as electric charging stations in the underground car park. In addition, an environmentally friendly concrete is used, which emits less CO2 in its production.

an important project for the region

The completion of the office building is more than just a component in the corporate strategy; It is an answer to the growing need for office space and modern work environments that meet the demands of employees in working conditions and sustainability. Boehringer Ingelheim hereby shows that it is a good example and promotes investments in the future that not only benefit the company, but also in the entire region.

Details for implementation and the other steps are already being planned. The project is followed carefully because it could influence the economic and social interaction in Vienna-Meidling, especially in terms of jobs and technologies. More on this is expected in the coming months.

For more information and news about this construction project, you can on www.vienna.at inform.