Viennese district planning: 1000 new apartments and green oases in sight!

Viennese district planning: 1000 new apartments and green oases in sight!

RothNEUsiedl, Wien, Österreich - in Vienna are important urban development projects for approval that aims to create almost 1,000 new apartments. The planning committee of the Vienna municipal council will meet tomorrow, on December 3, to discuss important measures, including the development of office space, the preservation of historical buildings and the creation of new green and open spaces. The specific plan also provides for progress in planning the innovative urban development area Rothneusiedl, a highlight for future living space and climate protection, as the city reported.

comprehensive planning and citizen participation

Rothneusiedl is developed as a showcase project for a sustainable district and includes an area design of 124 hectares. The concept, which was formulated in a participatory process using citizen participation, provides for the integration of green freedom and a lively city center. With the aim of realizing at least two thirds of the new residential units as a funded residential building, social and cultural offers are planned to promote lively cooperation in the new district, such as wien.gv.at

The city of Vienna places a special focus on the climatologically effective design of Rothneusiedl, where large green areas are to be accepted as a decisive element. Innovative concepts in the areas of energy supply and rainwater management are also up for discussion. The public space is upgraded, and a central place is to serve as the heart of the new district, ideal for markets and events, report the city planners.

In addition, a variety of projects such as the construction of a new office oak house on Handelskai and the conversion of a former motorway descent into a landscape park are discussed. These initiatives are part of a comprehensive vision associated with the creation of an attractive living environment that combines zeitgeist and sustainability, such as press.wien.gv.at reported.