Small cafe

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Small café, 2011

The Kleine Café is a restaurant in Vienna's 1st district, Innere Stadt, at Franziskanerplatz 3, which was designed by Hermann Czech in the 1970s .

The restaurant has two levels, each with an entrance. In summer, the space in front of the restaurant is also used. It was one of the first restaurants that Hermann Czech designed in Vienna. He worked on it in four stages: 1970 on the lower part; 1973–74 on the then newly added upper part; In 1977 he had gravestones pointing downwards with the inscription in the floor of the lower local part, with which he reacted to a proposal from Karl Prantl at the time to pave the Stephansplatz with discarded gravestones; and in 1985 the toilets were added.

The owner is the Austrian actor Hanno Pöschl , who u. a. starred in the film Before Sunrise (1995) and one of the locations was the Little Café .

Literature and web links

  • Eva Kuß: “Small Café”, in this: Hermann Czech. Architect in Vienna , Zurich, Park Books 2014, pp. 176–193.
  • Eva Menasse : "His cafés are always full: The architect Hermann Czech", FAZ.net ( Memento from March 9, 2018 in the Internet Archive )
  • Barbara Rieger: "Kleines Café", in: Melange of poetry: Viennese coffee house moments in black and white , ed. by Barbara Rieger and Alain Barbero, Verlag Kremayr & Scheriau: Vienna 2017, p. 119.
  • Wolfram Siebeck : The coffee houses of Vienna . Wilhelm Heyne Verlag Munich 1996. Pages 145–150. ISBN 3-453-11530-9 .
  • Dietmar Steiner: “Small Café” on nextroom.at

Individual evidence

  1. Cf. Eva Kuß: "Kleines Café", in this: Hermann Czech. Architect in Vienna , Zurich, Park Books 2014, here p. 189.
  2. See Eva Kuß: "Kleines Café", in this: Hermann Czech. Architect in Vienna , Zurich, Park Books 2014, pp. 176–193. Dietmar Steiner speaks of three stages: “Small Café” on nextroom.at . See also Rieger, Barbara: "Kleines Café", in: Melange of poetry: Viennese coffee house moments in black and white , ed. by Barbara Rieger and Alain Barbero, Verlag Kremayr & Scheriau: Vienna 2017, p. 119.

Coordinates: 48 ° 12 '23.7 "  N , 16 ° 22' 27.7"  E