New built and renovation of 250 social housing dwellings and kindergarten in an existing neighbourhood. The apartments are built by Heimat Österreich. 40 apartments will be distributed through Caritas to residents with special needs.
Caritas together with a highly motivated +55-year-old community group “Wohngruppe Silberstreif” are shaping the neighbourhood’s atmosphere. The social housing provider offers advice and consulting services about energy use and home renovation and is working together with residents to set up a self-sufficient energy community.
The premises will also include facilities such as a kindergarten, doctor, café, co-working spaces, common rooms and special assistance rooms.
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