Monument protection
As a leading real estate company, we not only want to shape the cityscape with new architectural accents, but also make historic buildings usable for modern living.
The preservation of historical monuments and structures is aimed at the long-term protection of a wide range and diversity of monuments and material cultural assets. As a leading real estate company, we are not only interested in shaping the cityscape with new architectural accents, but also in rendering historical buildings usable for modern living. The decisive factor is an ascertainable historical, artistic or other cultural significance, as defined in the Monument Protection Act.
The combination and juxtaposition of assets from a variety of eras generate a quality of life and make the character of a city. In BUWOG’s residential buildings, the charm of the old and appeal of the new are not a contradiction.
1828
Biedermeierzinshaus, Kettenbrückengasse 23, 1050 Wien
1905
Hoffmann Sanatorium, Wienerstraße 64-66, 3002 Purkersdorf
Um 1900
Heller Park, ehem. Zuckerwarenfabrik, Gussriegelstrasse 17, 1100 Wien
1908
Paula Villa, Wienerstraße 60-62, 3002 Purkersdorf
16. -18. Jh.
Ehem. Teil des Barnabitenklosters St. Michael, Gentzgasse 10, 1180 Wien
1914
Heimatstil-Doppelvilla, Anton-Krieger-Gasse 138-140, 1230 Wien
13. Jh.
Altes Rathaus, Hauptplatz 1, Friesach
1840
Ehem. Hochofenanlage, Olsaring 2, Friesach
1829
Wohnhaus, Wasagasse 26, 1090 Wien
1910
Wohnhaus, Mittersteig 15, 1040 Wien
Um 1720
Ehem. „Pfarrerstöckl“ beim Schloss Hetzendorf, Hetzendorfer Straße 77 / 79a, 1120 Wien,
1926
Ehem. Eisfabrik, Pasettistraße 71-75, 1200 Wien
1896
Late Historic Residence, Gablenzgasse 60-60a, 1160 Wien
16. Jh.
Bürgerhaus, Stadtplatz 11, 4600 Wels
1862
Körnerschlössl, Kaserngasse 9, 1230 Wien