At the former site of Floridsdorf Hospital at Hinaysgasse 1 in Vienna’s 21st district, a new educational facility was constructed. The project combines a full-day middle school, a full-day primary school, a kindergarten, a music school, and a youth center. Some areas overlap in use, while the gymnasiums and hard-surface sports courts are also available for multipurpose use by external groups.

The infrastructure for electricity, data and telephone networks, as well as potable water and wastewater, was completely newly installed. Electrical supply is provided via a dedicated transformer station, with the central low-voltage main distribution serving the entire site. A photovoltaic (PV) system is being installed on the building’s roof in cooperation with WienEnergie, covering on-site electricity demand and feeding surplus energy into the grid. The main building and all auxiliary buildings in the courtyard are protected against overvoltage by grounding and lightning protection systems.

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Our electrical services scope included, among others:

• Installation of an elevator in each stairwell

• Connection to utility supply and disposal networks

• Installation of a transformer station for electrical supply

• Installation of grounding and lightning protection systems

• Installation of a photovoltaic system

The result: the new educational facility provides modern, flexible learning and recreational spaces that meet the diverse requirements of the schools, kindergarten, music school, and youth center. Comprehensive technical infrastructure, including energy supply, elevators, and a PV system, ensures an efficient and sustainable building for children, youth, and the wider community.

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The existing town hall building was renovated and expanded with an extension. Facilities previously housed in the old building, such as the local history museum and music association, were relocated to a new building section adjacent to the new middle school (NMS) and the town hall. The NMS received an additional storey above the existing gymnasium, providing new classrooms and spaces for after-school care. In addition, existing rooms in the old building were modernized to meet current school requirements.

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

• Adaptation and expansion of the existing heating systems in the town hall and NMS

• Installation of central ventilation systems for the town hall, museum, music association, and NMS

• Installation of a central cooling system for the town hall, museum, and music association using groundwater

• Air-conditioning of new areas in the NMS

• Air-conditioning of the existing NMS building

• Renewal of electrical installations and energy distribution boards

• Renewal of the low-voltage main distribution for emergency power

• Expansion of existing emergency and safety lighting in the NMS

• Expansion of the existing fire alarm system in the NMS

• Adaptation and partial renewal of the IT infrastructure across all building sections

• Installation of lightning protection systems

• Installation of a photovoltaic system on the town hall extension

The result: the renovation and expansion created modern, functional administrative and educational facilities that meet the needs of the town hall, school, and community organizations. Efficient technical systems, ventilation, air-conditioning, and energy supply provide a safe and comfortable environment for administration, students, and the public.

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