The existing office building at Domplatz 2 in 7000 Eisenstadt was expanded with an additional top floor. The new office spaces accommodate administrative departments of the Diocese of Eisenstadt, the Martinus publishing house, as well as departments of Caritas. The ground floor includes a shop and additional commercial spaces.

As part of the renovation, the building was completely gutted and all MEP installations were renewed and upgraded to the latest technical standards. The goal was to create a modern, functional office building.

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The office areas were equipped with a modern heating system and office cooling. In addition, a comprehensive mechanical ventilation system ensures comfortable working conditions. For energy optimization, a photovoltaic (PV) system was installed on the roof of the new top floor to cover part of the electricity demand.

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Our building services (MEP) scope included, among others:

• Renewal of the entire heating system for the office building

• Installation of a cooling system for all office and commercial areas

• Installation of ventilation systems throughout the building

• Renewal of all electrical systems in the building

• Installation of a photovoltaic system on the roof

• Adaptations and connections to existing utility supply and disposal systems

The result: the new office building provides flexible work and commercial spaces that meet the diverse requirements of the Diocese, the publishing house, and Caritas. Through integrated planning of technical systems and the renovation, spaces were created that enable productive work and a pleasant working environment. The combination of the extension, top-floor addition, and modernized building technology results in a representative building that impresses both users and visitors alike.

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The existing premises of the Österreichischen Ordensprovinz der Gesellschaft Jesu at Dr.-Ignaz-Seipel-Platz 1 in 1010 Vienna underwent a comprehensive renovation. New office and administrative areas were created on the ground floor, while the residential quarters for the Padres were completely renewed and equipped with private sanitary facilities. Additionally, a stylish event space was created in the historic cellar vaults, expanding the building’s range of use.

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Our building services (MEP) scope included, among others:

• Adaptation and expansion of the heating system for the existing premises

• Renewal of sanitary installations for all new and residential areas

• Installation of a mechanical ventilation system

• Renewal of all electrical installations

• Installation of a fire alarm system throughout the building

• Renewal, expansion, and adaptation of the entire IT infrastructure

• Installation of emergency and escape route lighting

The result: the renovation created a harmonious blend of historic fabric and modern building technology. The spaces now provide functional work and living areas with contemporary technical equipment that meet the diverse requirements of the Order while preserving the character of the building.

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