List of listed objects in Vienna / Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus

The list of listed objects in Vienna / Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus contains the 81 listed immovable objects of the 15th Viennese district Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus . The objects are located in the three cadastral communities of Fünfhaus , Sechshaus and Rudolfsheim .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Municipal Housing ObjectID:  52015	Alliogasse 24–26 KG location : Fünfhaus	The urban residential complex was built in 1926/27 according to plans by Gottlieb Michal , who based the design on the building on the opposite side of the building, Alliogasse 27–33, which he also designed.
		Municipal housing, Forstner-Hof ObjectID:  52011	Alliogasse 27–33 KG location : Fünfhaus	The Forstner-Hof was built in 1924 according to plans by Gottlieb Michal. The complex is closed off to Alliogasse by a low central apartment block with flanking passages. The facades are designed with polygonal bay windows with reliefs of the signs of the zodiac and diamond ornament fields.
		Municipal Housing ObjectID:  52014	Alliogasse 35 KG location : Fünfhaus	The architect of the residential building built in 1932 was Leo Kammel .
		former factory building Wiener Schuh AG Bally , today Wr. Commercial courtyards ObjectID :  74619	Brunhildengasse 1, 1a KG location : Fünfhaus	The elongated post structure (built in 1924, architect Bruno Bauer ; expanded in 1934 and rebuilt in 1960/61) is rhythmically structured by pilaster strips and frame fields as well as roof houses.
		Fountain ObjectID :  77239	in front of Burjanplatz 2, KG location : Fünfhaus	Dimitris Manikas created the fountain in 1984 in the shape of a bowl carved out of granite, which is supported by four diagonally placed columns. The fountain is raised on a two-tier pedestal and is thus level with the Pietà in the forecourt of the Christ-Königkirche.
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  52118	Chrobakgasse 3–5 KG location : Fünfhaus	The residential complex was built in 1926 by Arnold Hatschek. The symmetrical street facade is designed in classifying forms and structured by cornices, frame fields with plastering strips, slightly recessed roofed axes with built-in balconies and roof houses.
		Monastery Church of the Congregation of the School Sisters of Our Lady ObjectID :  43380	Clementinengasse 25 KG location : Fünfhaus	The church was built in 1885 according to plans by the painter Josef Kastner von Johann Friedl in late historical mixed forms of neo-Gothic and neo-Renaissance; In 1976–1978 the two facade towers were removed and the church was integrated into a newly constructed modern building. The arched portal facing the street was preserved.
		Westbahnhof ObjectID :  40557	Europaplatz 2 location KG: Fünfhaus	The Westbahnhof was built in 1949–1954 according to plans by the architects Robert Hartinger junior, Sepp Wöhnhart and Franz Xaver Schlarbaum.
		School ObjectID :  52051	Friedrichsplatz 4–5 KG location : Fünfhaus	The school building was planned by Gustav Matthies as a four-wing complex; however, only the front wing was built in 1885/86. The four-storey, additively structured facade is designed with grooves, pilasters and a shallow central projection.
		Municipal housing, Paula-Mistinger-Mraz-Hof ObjektID :  52059	Fünfhausgasse 10–12 KG location : Fünfhaus	The cubic block with corner emphasis and three lower floors combined by a parapet band was built in 1928/29 according to plans by Oskar Unger .
		Office building for the XV. District, former parish hall of Fünfhaus, today district museum ObjectID :  52050	Gasgasse 10 KG location : Fünfhaus	The office building was built in the neo-renaissance style in 1882–1884 by Gustav Matthies and Alois Schumacher . The four-wing complex encloses two courtyards. The facades are structured by risalits with giant pilasters, the main floors are highlighted by clinker bricks and aedicule windows.
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  52020	Geyschlägergasse 2–12 KG location : Fünfhaus	The street courtyard in New Objectivity forms with corner loggias and balconies was built by Max Fellerer in 1928/29 .
		Municipal housing, Grassinger-Hof ObjectID:  52012	Hagengasse 23 KG location : Fünfhaus	The residential complex built in 1932/33 was planned by the architects Josef Berger and Martin Ziegler. The components arranged around a wide street courtyard have smooth fronts; the corner wings are emphasized by concrete stud balconies. A plaque commemorates the district chairman Johann Grassinger, who gave it its name.
		Marian column ObjectID :  74819	Henriettenplatz KG location : Fünfhaus	The neo-Gothic bundle pillar is surrounded by figures of Saints James, Franziska, Antonius of Padua and Catherine and crowned by the statue of Saint Mary on the crescent moon. The consecration took place on November 8, 1863.
		Bundesrealgymnasium ObjectID :  53060	Henriettenplatz 6 KG location : Fünfhaus	The strictly historical three-storey building block takes up one side of Henriettenplatz. The facade is structured by a rusticated ground floor, cornices and slightly elevated risalits; the central risalit with Ionic and Corinthian pilasters includes the central aedicula portal. The plans for the building erected in 1876/77 come from Victor Luntz . Today the building is used not only for the day school but also for the evening grammar school.
		Stadthallenbad Object ID:  129002	Hütteldorfer Straße 2H KG location : Fünfhaus	The bathroom, which was already envisaged in the original design by Roland Rainer , was not built until 1972–1974 in the form of an extension of the Wiener Stadthalle on the southwest corner of Vogelweidplatz as a reinforced concrete structure. The glazed front is staggered. The red-painted steel roof girders of the swimming pool create a striking contrast to the structural concrete components.
		Second commercial advanced training school, vocational school ObjectID :  52035	Hütteldorfer Straße 7–17 KG location : Fünfhaus	The school building, built between 1925 and 1927, was designed by Josef Hofbauer and Wilhelm Baumgarten . The extensive complex is grouped around several courtyards in the form of two- to six-storey post constructions with pilaster strips and windows with small bars. The entrance wing on the long main front has three convex projecting central axes. In 1925/30 the building was decorated with various majolica reliefs and figures. The fountain figure “Young Man with the Hammer” was made by Otto Hofner .
		Municipal housing, Ebert-Hof ObjektID:  52031	Hütteldorfer Straße 16–22 KG location : Fünfhaus	The residential complex based on plans by the architects Karl Hauschka and Viktor Mittag was built in 1925/26 as a street courtyard with different heights and a projecting and receding building line. The facades are structured by arcades (designed as arbors along Hütteldorfer Straße), round and polygonal bay windows, balconies and a moving roof line. In the courtyard there is a stone fountain from the construction period with a bronze figure "Boy with Birds" by Anton Endstorfer (dated 1912). A bronze relief portrait of the namesake Friedrich Ebert is attached to the courtyard facade .
		Municipal housing, Heim-Hof ObjektID :  52115	Johnstrasse 52–54 KG location : Fünfhaus	The only one- kitchen house in Vienna, initiated by Auguste Fickert , was built in 1921/22 according to plans by the architects Otto Polak-Hellwig and Carl Witzmann and expanded in 1926. In the course of the expansion, side wings with tower-like corner wings over an H-shaped floor plan and a single-storey kindergarten building that closes the courtyard to the north were added to the first erected eleven-axis wing along Pilgerimgasse in the slab style .
		Heimat-Hof ObjektID :  74662	Johnstrasse 56–58 KG location : Fünfhaus	The residential complex was in 1914 by Robert Kalesa with elements of home style built as well as the Biedermeier. The facade is loosened up by pilasters and triangular gables; the large multi-part windows already meet modern requirements for residential buildings.
		Other church representation / administration building, former Welfare house, today a parish kindergarten and after- school care center ObjektID :  74464	Kriemhildplatz 12 KG location : Fünfhaus	The care house was built in 1933/34 as part of the pastoral care facility Christ the King's Church planned by Clemens Holzmeister . The L-shaped wing is connected to the church by a three-axis arcade hall.
		Catholic parish church, Christkönigkirche ObjectID :  52019	Kriemhildplatz 12 KG location : Fünfhaus	The Christ the King's Church was built in 1933/34 according to plans by Clemens Holzmeister.
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  52027	Loeschenkohlgasse 30–32 KG location : Fünfhaus	The building designed by Oskar Strnad in the New Objectivity style as a street courtyard with smooth fronts, vertically emphasized staircase axes, lattice balconies and square window openings was built in 1931/32.
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  52042	Löhrgasse 26–28 KG location : Fünfhaus	In 1925, Karl Dirnhuber created the cubic building block with a raised corner in the formal language of New Objectivity.
		Rental house ObjektID :  77481	Maria vom Siege 2 Location KG: Fünfhaus	The four-storey, strictly historicist apartment building fits into the closed ensemble that was built in this style around the Maria vom Siege church in the third quarter of the 19th century.
		Vicarage ObjectID :  52058	Maria vom Siege 3 Location KG: Fünfhaus	The three-storey, strictly historicist rectory with a shallow central projection, aedicula portal and lateral double axes was built around 1870.
		Former Catholic parish church Maria vom Siege ObjectID :  52056	Mariahilfer Gürtel KG location : Fünfhaus	The church in the form of a neo-Gothic brick building with a dome and sloping facade towers was built by Friedrich von Schmidt in 1868–1875 .
		Rental house ObjektID :  74843	Mariahilfer Strasse 141 KG location : Fünfhaus	The three-storey late Biedermeier house was built around 1840.
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  52113	Neusserplatz 1 KG location : Fünfhaus	In 1926/27 the U-shaped building block was built according to plans by Michael Rosenauer . Street and courtyard fronts are divided into two zones; Groups of balconies and bay windows are arranged above a closed, rough plastered base zone. The side fronts are designed asymmetrically.
		Catholic Parish Church For the Lord's Supper ObjectID :  52110	Oeverseestrasse 2c KG location : Fünfhaus	The parish church of the Lord's Supper was built in 1978 according to plans by the architect Josef Vytiska .
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  52114	Oeverseestrasse 25–29 KG location : Fünfhaus	The U-shaped block was built by Carl Witzmann in 1926/27 . Street and courtyard fronts are structured by cornices and balcony projections with attic storeys.
		Residential building ObjectID :  74985	Pater-Schwartz-Gasse 4 KG location : Fünfhaus	The building, formerly part of the St. Josef Vincentinum retirement home and boarding school, is part of a closed ensemble of early and strictly historical buildings.
		Kindergarten ObjectID :  74986	Pater-Schwartz-Gasse 6 KG location : Fünfhaus	Like the neighboring buildings, the house is part of an early to strictly historical ensemble.
		College of Kalasantines ObjectID :  74471	Pater-Schwartz-Gasse 8 KG location : Fünfhaus	The college of Kalasantines arose from several three to four-story apartment buildings that were built around 1870. House number 8 still has the original historicist facade decor with a figure of St. Florian from the third quarter of the 19th century in a niche.
		Kalasantine Church of St. Mary, Help of Christians ObjectID :  52055	Pater-Schwartz-Gasse 10 KG location : Fünfhaus	The hall church, built in 1889, has a facade richly structured in neo-renaissance forms in the building line. The two lower floors have three arched portals and Corinthian pilasters on the main floor. In 1908 the facade was increased by one storey and the two towers. The church is designed as a five-and-a-half-bay hall with sloping corners to the drawn-in northern choir, a round-arched triumphal arch and, in the south, an organ loft with a balustrade on the sides and placed on two pillars.
		Municipal housing, Schmelz settlement ObjektID :  52106	Possingergasse 1-23 KG location : Fünfhaus	The complex, one of the first municipal buildings in Vienna to be built according to plans by the architect Hugo Mayer in 1919/20, consists predominantly of closed perimeter structures of two-storey rows of terraced houses with pointed and half-hip gables, corner turrets and windows framed by plastering foxes. The associated gardens form extensive green areas. In the center is the tree-lined Mareschplatz with a fountain.
		Parsonage Object ID:  52033	Pouthongasse 16 KG location : Fünfhaus	The parsonage to the church of St. Antonius of Padua in exposed brick construction was built around 1870 and was adapted in 1893 according to plans by Ludwig Zatzka .
		Romanian Orthodox Church, former Catholic Parish Church of St. Anthony of Padua ObjectID :  52034	Pouthongasse 16a KG location : Fünfhaus	The church in Romanized forms based on plans by Ludwig Zatzka was consecrated in 1893. In 1903/04, Anton Korneisl added the transept and choir as well as the facade towers. The west facade of the elongated structure integrated into the row of houses is made with exposed brick cladding and plastered structure; three arched portals lead into the interior, the middle one is gabled. Above the central portal there is a large rose window in a square frame. Two three-story towers with pyramid helmets rise to the side. The interior is uniformly designed in romanizing forms.
		Mosaic "Bathing Youths" and Sgraffito Wall Picture "Structure" ObjectID :  52029	Preysinggasse 42 KG location : Fünfhaus	The sgraffito “Structure” on the building erected in 1953/54 comes from Theo Braun , the glass mosaic “Bathing Youths” from Anton Lehmden .
		Municipal housing, Johann-Witzmann-Hof ObjectID :  52018	Reuenthalgasse 2–4 KG location : Fünfhaus	The residential complex planned by Rudolf Krauss and built around two courtyards in 1926/27 is richly structured by risalits, bay windows and balconies.
		Former Dorotheum Fünfhaus ObjectID :  74737	Schanzstrasse 14 KG location : Fünfhaus	The monumental five-storey exposed concrete frame construction with vertical window elements divided by cornices was designed by Michael Rosenauer .
		Evang. Parish Church HB, Zwingli Church ObjectID :  52030	Schweglerstrasse 39 KG location : Fünfhaus	The church was built in 1936/37 according to plans by the architects Siegfried Theiss and Hans Jaksch .
		Municipal housing, Käthe-Königstetter-Hof ObjectID :  52116	Tautenhayngasse 2–8 KG location : Fünfhaus	The urban residential complex was built in 1932/33 according to plans by Friedrich Pindt.
		Former family asylum St. Engelbert ObjectID :  52112	Tautenhayngasse 28 KG location : Fünfhaus	The family asylum of St. Engelbert, opened in 1936, was one of several family asylums that were set up in very simple furnishings to accommodate impoverished working-class families threatened by homelessness during the time of the corporate state . Franz Wiesmann designed a cubic, decor-free building block that is arranged around an inner courtyard. The tower-like corner risalit at the corner of Minciostraße / Oeverseestraße bears a sandstone figure of bishop with child (St. Engelbert?) By the sculptor Anton Endstorfer .
		Funerary monuments ObjectID :  74465	Vogelweidplatz KG location : Fünfhaus	In the green area around the Christ-Königkirche, especially on Burjanplatz, several grave monuments from the abandoned Schmelzer cemetery have been erected.
		Vicarage ObjectID :  74462	Vogelweidplatz 7–8 KG location : Fünfhaus	As planned by Clemens Holzmeister for the Christ-Königskirche , the two-storey cubic building was built in 1933/34.
		Wiener Stadthalle with outbuildings ObjectID :  52022 since 2020	Vogelweidplatz 14 KG location : Fünfhaus	The town hall complex was built by Roland Rainer in 1957/58 . In addition to the multi-purpose hall (the largest event hall in Austria) there are other sports halls as well as workshops and administration buildings.
		Municipal housing, war residences Schmelz ObjektID :  52105	Wickhoffgasse 14–26 KG location : Fünfhaus	To the north of the Schmelz settlement, an extension in the form of a courtyard was built in 1923/24, also planned by Hugo Mayer . The facades are richly structured by risalits, bay windows, built-in balconies and a roof line loosened up by gables and roof houses.
		Relief "Salt and Bread" ObjectID :  75494	Witzelsbergergasse 16–18 KG location : Fünfhaus	The relief above the entrance gate of the community building, which was created in the 1950s, was created by Andreas Richter .
		Rental house ObjektID :  74668	Wurmsergasse 49–51 KG location : Fünfhaus	The building was built in 1914 according to plans by F. Malecki.
		Municipal housing, Vogelweidhof , so-called Märchenhof ObjektID :  52023	Wurzbachgasse 2–8 KG location : Fünfhaus	The representative residential complex was built according to plans by Leopold Bauer in 1926/27. Street courtyards are grouped around a rectangular courtyard; the main block is designed with a protruding ornamented cornice. In front of the courtyards are arched arcades, porticoes and an entrance hall. Ceiling paintings in the arbors by Franz Wacik show scenes from fairy tales and Viennese sagas; In the entrance hall, murals by Rudolf Jettmar address the social achievements of Red Vienna.
		Former Stadtbahn - part of today's U6 ObjectID :  129027	Location KG: Fünfhaus	Various partial areas in the western edge area of ​​the belt line of the Vienna Stadtbahn on the Neubaugürtel and Mariahilfer Gürtel. Note: The picture shows the western retaining wall and enclosure wall in the area of ​​the Burggasse-Stadthalle underground station , which are already in the 15th district. (Property description at KG Sechshaus )
		Special kindergarten Swiss donation ObjectID :  74803	Auer-Welsbach-Park KG location : Rudolfsheim	The kindergarten, financed by the Swiss donation , was built in 1948/49 according to plans by the architect Franz Schuster. It is an elongated series of single-storey pavilions arranged in a flat arch with partially roofed terraces open to the garden on the south side. A transverse two-storey administrative wing forms the end to the west. An extension was created by Dimitris Manikas .
		Rental House ObjectID :  41666	Braunhirschengasse 30 KG location : Rudolfsheim	The building, one of the last original craftsmen's houses in the area, was built in the first quarter of the 19th century; the historicist facade decor dates from around 1880. The two-storey facade wing and two courtyard wings enclose a Pawlatschenhof.
		Factory building, former metal goods factory Grünwald, today Prodomo furniture wholesale ObjektID :  74722	Flachgasse 35–37 KG location : Rudolfsheim	The factory building was built in 1907 and was redesigned in 1981 for the design furniture wholesaler “prodomo”.
		Hospital / Outpatient Clinic, Pavilion 4 ObjectID :  53039	Holochergasse 2 KG location : Rudolfsheim	Pavilion 4 of the Kaiserin-Elisabeth-Spital was built between 1894 and 1900 as part of an expansion of the hospital south of Goldschlagstrasse. Like the building of the health and nursing school opposite, it flanks the pavilion of the Bettina Foundation.
		Hospital / Outpatient Clinic, Bettina Foundation Pavilion ObjectID :  74526	Huglgasse 1 KG location : Rudolfsheim	The two-storey pavilion, gabled at the protruding central projection, was built in 1897 according to plans by Eugen Sehnal and Franz Berger as an extension of the Kaiserin-Elisabeth-Spital through a foundation by Albert Salomon Anselm von Rothschild .
		School of General Health and Nursing ObjectID :  75962	Huglgasse 1 KG location : Rudolfsheim	The building is the mirror image of the opposite of Pavilion 4 and was built between 1894 and 1900.
		Bust of Empress Elisabeth ObjectID :  75963	Huglgasse 3 KG location : Rudolfsheim	By a very high resolution on January 23, 1892, the hospital was renamed from Kaiser-Franz-Joseph-Krankenhaus in Rudolfsheim to kk Kaiserin-Elisabeth-Spital . The bust of Emperor Franz Joseph I set up in the first courtyard was removed and replaced by a bust of Empress Elisabeth (created by Viktor Tilgner ).
		Municipal Housing, Living Tomorrow ObjectID :  52082	Jheringgasse 16 KG location : Rudolfsheim	The winning project of the “Tomorrow Living” competition by architect Wilhelm Holzbauer was built in 1974. On the area of ​​the former central workshop of the Viennese transport company, four parallel rows of six to seven-story houses rise up within the street grid, the upper floors of which protrude into the streets. In between there are green strips and a residential street with shops and community facilities in the central axis.
		Catholic Parish Church Maria - Queen of the Martyrs ObjectID :  52090	Kardinal-Rauscher-Platz KG location : Rudolfsheim	The Rudolfsheimer parish church was built between 1893 and 1898 according to plans by Karl Schaden .
		Figure shrine St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID :  74838	Mariahilfer Straße KG location : Rudolfsheim	The stone figure was created in 1770/80.
		Water tank enamel ObjectID :  42299	Meiselstrasse location KG: Rudolfsheim	The water reservoir was built in 1873 and expanded from 1877–1879. After it was closed, it was transformed into the Meiselmarkt district center from 1992–1995 . The northern third of the originally 15-aisled and 15-yoke groin vaulted pillar hall was removed in the course of the renovation.
		Rectory of the Catholic parish church Maria - Queen of the Martyrs ObjectID :  52091	Meiselstrasse 1 KG location : Rudolfsheim	The asymmetrical three-storey neo-Gothic raw brick building on a stone base is designed with risalits, bay windows, a stepped gable and a polygonal roof attachment. The western front is designed in the form of a Trecento palace facade.
		Catholic Parish Church of the Most Holy Trinity ObjectID :  52085	Reindorfgasse 21 KG location : Rudolfsheim	After the Reindorf parish was founded, the church was built by Michael Adelpoldinger in 1787–1789. In 1861 a two-storey extension with a side aisle and the sacristy was added on the north side. To the east, the nave shows a simple facade with plastered fields and slabs. The tower tower with arched sound windows, clock gables and a so-called Welschen hood rises above the slightly protruding central axis . Inside there is a broadly proportioned, simply structured hall with rounded corners. The side aisle, which was later attached to the north, is designed in adapted forms. The classical high altar contains an altarpiece of the Holy Trinity by Franz Anton Maulbertsch .
		Vicarage ObjectID :  74490	Reindorfgasse 21 KG location : Rudolfsheim	The simple Josephine building was built between 1787 and 1789 and was extended and expanded in 1861.
		Plague / Trinity Column ObjectID :  74491	Reindorfgasse 21 KG location : Rudolfsheim	The column, a cast of a baroque original by Hermann Bauch , was erected in 1989.
		Fountain ObjectID :  74865	Schwendergasse 41 KG location : Rudolfsheim	The fountain was created in 1976 by Heinz Leinfellner and Fritz Tiefenthaler and is located in front of the House of Encounter. In 2011 it was not in use.
		Tram depot Rudolfsheim (Hall I + II) ObjectID:  1855	Schwendergasse 51–55 KG location : Rudolfsheim	The two halls with a basilica cross-section have foundations made of reinforced concrete, mostly exposed brick facades and open roof structures made of trusses with hanging trusses in the central nave, iron supports and tension straps . The western hall was built in 1901/02 (partly on the older walls of a horse-drawn tram shed), the eastern hall in 1902/03.
		Methodist Church ObjectID :  52087	Sechshauser Strasse 56 KG location : Rudolfsheim	The late historic apartment building with giant pilaster strips and mask decoration was built by Anton Korneisl in 1910. In 1920 the Methodist congregation acquired it and redesigned the former anniversary hall into a church in the form of a simple rectangular hall with a false ceiling and a retracted choir in the south.
		Former Factory building, gas meter factory, today office ObjectID :  74747 since 2017	Selzergasse 4–6 KG location : Rudolfsheim	The factory was built from 1889, the six-story extension was built in 1905 by Edmund Schwarzer . Facing the street it has a brick facade with concrete strips and small iron lattice windows between pilaster strips. There are decorative tile friezes under the central parapet and under the roof.
		Portal with reliefs "Children and Dolphins" ObjectID :  75493	Sturzgasse 29 KG location : Rudolfsheim	The reliefs are by Christa Vogelmayer .
		Wiental Verbauung ObjektID :  129800 since 2016	KG location : Rudolfsheim	The Vienna River was regulated in the years 1894–1904, when most of the river was laid in a concrete bed. Project managers were Rudolf Krieghammer and Ludwig Leupschitz as well as Friedrich Ohmann and Josef Hackhofer (architectural directors). Otto Wagner's idea of ​​vaulting the river in order to build a boulevard was only partially met.
		Municipal housing, Skaret-Hof ObjektID :  52070	Diefenbachgasse 49–51 KG location : Sechshaus	The residential complex built in 1930/31 was created by Leo Kammel . An unadorned facade rises above the embossed brickwork. A plaque commemorates the eponym, the politician Ferdinand Skaret .
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  52074	Graumanngasse 33 KG location : Sechshaus	The plans for the house built in 1927/28 come from Alexander Graf and Hans Seitl junior. The block on the street corner is divided by bay windows with central round arched loggias and balconies.
		Railway bridge, Otto Wagner Bridge over Wienzeile including connecting structures ObjectID :  19849	Left Wienzeile location KG: Sechshaus	The bridge over the Wienzeile is a stretch of the belt line of the Vienna City Railway consisting of three partial bridges and was built between 1895 and 1898. It describes a 250 meter long arc from north to west. The southern part of the bridge with its pylons protruding 13.7 meters above the bridge is the most artistically complex part. After years of discussion about a possible demolition, it was placed under protection in 1984 and adapted for the subway in the years that followed .
		Municipal housing, residential complex of the municipality of Vienna including equipment of the apartment Brenner ObjektID :  8933	Rauchfangkehrergasse 26 KG location : Sechshaus	The cubic corner block with loggias and balconies was built in 1924/25 according to plans by the architect Anton Brenner. For the first time in Vienna, hall apartments with flexible partition walls were realized here. The Brenners apartment in the house has been preserved in its original condition.
		School ObjectID :  52063	Sechshauser Straße 69–71 KG location : Sechshaus	The school was built in 1902 according to plans by Wenzel König. The facade with a post structure and flat side projections with giant pilasters and triglyph frieze shows secessionist mask reliefs. The corner area is emphasized by a sculptural group of guardian angels and the coat of arms of the city of Vienna.
		Residential house, former stork temple (right part of the building) ObjectID :  75969	Storchengasse 21 KG location : Sechshaus	The building originally erected as a residential building by Emil Liebesny in 1874 was extended and a prayer room was set up. In 1930 Ignaz Reiser rebuilt it . The prayer room was destroyed during the November pogroms in 1938 ; a plaque commemorates this. The interior of the building underwent major changes in 1942.
		Former light rail - part of today's U6 ObjectID :  129029	KG location : Sechshaus	The light rail system was planned from 1892 as part of the regulation of the Danube Canal and Vienna River , and Otto Wagner had been the aesthetic adviser since 1894 . Together with his employees, he planned the substructure, high-rise structures (retaining walls, bridges, tunnel portals, viaducts, stations) and details (railings, grilles, gates, furniture, lighting, etc.) for all light rail lines. After six years of construction, around forty kilometers of railway with 36 stations were built in the style of late historicism with art nouveau elements . From 1969 to 1989 the system was modernized and gradually integrated into the subway network . Here the belt line of the Viennese Stadtbahn runs south of today's Gumpendorfer Straße underground station along the Sechshauser belt to Linken Wienzeile.
		Wiental Verbauung ObjektID :  129801 since 2016	KG location : Sechshaus	The Vienna River was regulated in the years 1894–1904, when most of the river was laid in a concrete bed. Project managers were Rudolf Krieghammer and Ludwig Leupschitz as well as Friedrich Ohmann and Josef Hackhofer (architectural directors). Otto Wagner's idea of ​​vaulting the river in order to build a boulevard was only partially met.

Former monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Administration / office building ObjectID :  75964 until 2011	Huglgasse 3 KG location : Rudolfsheim	The first expansion stage of the Kaiserin-Elisabeth-Spital according to plans by Eugen Sehnal , consisting of the administration building located on Huglgasse, the opposite pavilion 1 and the flanking, analogous designed pavilions 2 and 3, was built in 1889/90. In June 2013 these buildings were demolished.

Legend

The source for the selection of the objects are the monuments lists of the respective federal state published annually by the BDA. The table contains the following information:

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Abbreviations of the BDA : BR… construction law , EZ… deposit number, GB… land register , GstNr. … Property number, KG… cadastral community, 0G … property number address

literature

• DEHIO Vienna - X. to XIX. and XXI. to XXIII. District . Schroll, Vienna 1996, ISBN 3-7031-0693-X .

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• Works of art in public space and architecture on the pages of the Vienna Cultural Property Register

Individual evidence

1. ^ University of Applied Arts in Vienna (ed.): Dimitris Manikas. Contributions to architecture 1968–2006. Böhlau-Verlag Vienna – Cologne – Weimar 2006, ISBN 3-205-77470-1 (viewed in Google books on November 3, 2011)
2. ^ ^{A b c} August Sarnitz: Architecture Vienna, 700 buildings . Springer Vienna New York, 2008, ISBN 978-3-211-71535-2 .
3. ↑ Robert Kalesa. In: Architects Lexicon Vienna 1770–1945. Published by the Architekturzentrum Wien . Vienna 2007.
4. ^ Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus - Churches on wien.gv.at. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on March 7, 2016 ; Retrieved April 23, 2011 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
5. ↑ Plunkergasse 4-12 residential complex. Wiener Wohnen , accessed on April 5, 2014 . 
6. ↑ Residential complex Witzelsbergergasse 16-18. Wiener Wohnen , accessed on April 5, 2014 . 
7. ↑ ^{a b} Property search via the website of the City of Vienna, zoning and development plan
8. ^ Report on the website of the Architekturzentrum Wien , accessed on October 31, 2011
9. ↑ Wohnhausanlage Sturzgasse 29 Wiener Wohnen , accessed on April 5, 2014 . 
10. ^ Vienna - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. ( Memento from May 12, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) . Federal Monuments Office , as of May 30, 2011 (PDF).
11. ↑ Photo documentation by Erich J. Schimek on Flickr , viewed October 1, 2013
12. ^ Vienna - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 18, 2020.
13. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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