Setting a new benchmark for sustainable building transformation the building is designed in alignment with the European Green Deal’s 2050 net-zero goal and the EPO’s commitment to carbon neutrality by 2030.
Preserving the Past, Building a Greener Future
Rather than opting for demolition, the original reinforced concrete framework from 1972 was retained—drastically reducing CO₂ emissions by 50% compared to a conventional new-build approach. This forward-thinking strategy highlights the future of eco-friendly urban renewal, proving that sustainability and architectural heritage can coexist.
To further enhance energy efficiency and environmental impact, the building features a locally sourced Austrian larch façade and integrates renewable energy solutions designed to meet the BREEAM ‘Outstanding’ certification—the highest sustainability rating in the DACH region.
Key Green Building Innovations
- 20 underground probes provide renewable heating and cooling
- Solar energy captured from the roof and facade
- Enhancing indoor comfort with energy-efficient climate control
- Sustainable resource use and ecological rainwater systems
A Sustainable Workplace in the Heart of Vienna
Located between the Botanical Garden, Salesian Monastery, and Belvedere Palace, the Vienna Green Hub blends seamlessly into its historic surroundings while redefining the future of green workspaces.
This project marks a significant milestone in the evolution of green building renovation, setting an inspiring example for sustainable development.
