Neu-Fünfhaus
Neu-Fünfhaus is a district of Fünfhaus in Vienna . It was created in the 1870s when, after the construction of the Westbahn, parts of the Schmelz north of the railway line were devoted to urban housing. In contrast to the historically "grown" streets of the town center with its winding alleys, Neu-Fünfhaus has a grid floor plan made up of parallel streets. In 1911, the military released another ten hectares, i.e. one fifth, of the parade field for building. Construction of the first house - Hütteldorfer Straße 74 - began in October 1911. In 1912 the construction of the houses began, which today form the so-called Nibelungenviertel .
Schools and churches
In 1870 an emergency school was set up in Zinckgasse 3, to which Vienna's first school for the deaf and mute was affiliated in 1895. The school building at Hackengasse 13, 1881 Hackengasse 11, 1894 Zinckgasse 12-14, 1909 Goldschlagstrasse 14-16 followed in 1872.
In 1932, in honor of the previously deceased Federal Chancellor Ignaz Seipel, the Roman Catholic parish Neuffunghaus was founded on Vogelweidplatz, and Federal Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss , who after the assassination attempt on him on July 25, 1934, next to Seipel in the crypt of September 30, 1934 , broke ground Christ the King's Church was buried. However , on January 24, 1939, the National Socialists had the two coffins removed, which were later buried at the Vienna Central Cemetery (Seipel) and Hietzingen Cemetery (Dollfuss). The plans for the parish were drawn up by the Austrian architect Clemens Holzmeister . The founder of the parish and founder of the sister community Caritas Socialis , Dr. Hildegard Burjan died while the preparations were still being made; the square in front of the parish was named after her in her honor.
Furthermore, the former monastery and now Romanian Orthodox parish church of St. Anthony v. Is located at Pouthongasse 16 . Padua - built in 1894.
At Schweglerstraße 39 is the evangelical Zwingli Church by the architects Siegfried Theiss and Hans Jaksch , which was built in 1936/37.
Web links
Rudolfsheim ( Braunhirschen , Reindorf , Rustendorf ) | Fünfhaus ( Schmelz , Nibelungenviertel , Neu-Fünfhaus ) | Six house
Coordinates: 48 ° 12 ' N , 16 ° 20' E