Existing buildings

Building site C features an unused hall building with industrial previous use for gas distribution. It is of solid brick construction with a roof structure of steel truss, wooden cladding, and stenciled roofing. The building in Heimatstil forms on a rectangular ground plan achieves its spatial impression mainly by its considerable dimensions of about 80 x 20m. The roof construction has a particularly imposing effect.

Building area:

• Basement approx. 1.227 m²
• Ground floor approx. 1.387 m²
• Total approx. 2.614 m²

An unused business object with a previous use as a car garage is located on the building lot F2. It consists of the ground floor and a partially developed attic in brick solid construction and a cap ceiling. The facades are characterized by a quarry stone base, window frames, a cornice interrupted in the gable field, as well as by arrangement of trellises.

Building area:

• Ground floor approx. 238 m²
• Attic approx. 255 m² (thereof approx. 26 m² developed)
• Total ca. 493 m²

This residential property is located on the plot H2, consisting of basement, ground floor,
upper floor and attic, with an apartment on the ground floor that is in use.
The building shows a mixture of styles of secessionism and art nouveau.
In accordance with the importance of the building as the residence of the plant manager,
a particularly elaborate design of the facade was carried out, as well as a representative
internal room layout with a hall covering two floors. A hipped roof covers the main structure,
a crippled hipped roof the side risalit, monopitch roofs annexes on the first floor.
Saddle roof dormers, elaborately designed flues, and glazed ridge tiles create a picturesque roofscape.

Building ares:

• Basement approx. 174 m²
• Ground floor approx. 178 m²
• Upper floor ca. 168 m²
• Attic ca. 175 m² (not in use)
• Total ca. 696 m²

Also on the building site H2 is this unused residential property, consisting of basement,
ground floor, upper floor and attic, also in solid brick construction.
The building presents itself in the manner of a cottage villa, compared to the neighboring
building of the manager's residence in simpler style forms in accordance with its lesser importance.

Building area:

• Basement approx. 194 m²
• Ground floor approx. 182 m²
• Upper floor approx. 182 m²
• Attic ca. 194 m² (not in use)
• Total ca. 752 m²

The gas cylinder magazine is an unused storage object consisting of basement and mezzanine. The floor plan is characterized by small-scale recesses for the storage of bottles. In connection with the other objects on this street, the magazine building completes the industrial ensemble of the Leopoldau gas plant.

Building area:

• Basement approx. 96 m²
• Raised grupnd floor approx. 102 m²
• Total approx. 198 m²

Building lot J features an unused site object consisting of ground floor and attic in brick massive construction. Characteristic is the structure of the building with dominating middle part and low side parts as well as the roof landscape (cripple hipped, trailing dormers, ridge tops).

Building area:

• Ground floor approx. 464 m² 
• Attic approx. 487 m² (unausgebaut) 
• Total approx. 951 m²

This is an unused single-story hall building with previous industrial use, consisting of a hall and side entrance area with ancillary rooms. Prominent features of the facade structure are the pilaster strips with cranked cornice and the high windows with tripartite skylight-like lighting elements above the lintel. The factory hall is provided with a hipped roof, the side part with a mansard roof. The lighting is provided by a glazed roof extension in the ridge area, which was probably modified in more recent times.

Building area:

Ground floor approx. 406 m²