Modern living in a new build – first occupancy at MQG

MQG - Messequadrant Fröhlichgasse Graz

A home, a lifetime - From the beginning of February!

In the heart of Graz, right opposite the Graz Exhibition Center, the largest enclosed built living space of the state capital is being created. The concept, new for Graz at this size, not only fulfills all the necessary attributes of a modern, urban living space with sufficient office, retail and gastronomy space, but is intended to enable a “community feeling” for 571 rental apartments.

The MQG building – conceived as a seven- to ten-story courtyard development – is characterized by high architectural quality and a development of the four two-winged building parts that is new for Graz. The two wings are each accessed by a longitudinal atrium up to eight meters wide and communicative. The covering of these atria with glass roofs provides weather protection and, on the other hand, creates spacious, light-filled rooms. This also ensures that all living units are cross-ventilated.

The ground-floor zone consists of generous green spaces and furnished 'Wohnstraßen' (living streets) that invite all residents in their homes to relax. In the eastern section of the site, a publicly accessible park will be created.

A wide range of cultural and leisure activities through the numerous events of Messe Congress Graz, the proximity to Augarten, as well as the excellent public transport connections, form a fully developed living environment.

From MQG you can reach your destination quickly without a car. A public sidewalk along Fröhlichgasse and integration into the 'Graz Radautobahn' will be constructed. The basements include two underground garages, totaling three levels of underground garages and 1,500 car parking spaces. Between the existing garage of Messe Congress Graz and the underground garage in MQG, a car connection tunnel and an underground and above-ground pedestrian connection to the Messevorplatz will be built.

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