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ROBIN - Inspired by Nature. The most sustainable workspace in the city!

In aspern Seestadt in Vienna, the first ROBIN building complex is being developed on the basis of the 2226 Building Concept of 2226 AG – and thus the most sustainable workspace in the city. The three separate buildings offer the highest level of space comfort with minimal energy demand – for visionaries, innovators, and all those who believe in a better future.

Dynamic Location

aspern Seestadt is one of the largest urban development areas in Europe. By the 2030s, high-quality housing will be created in northeastern Vienna for more than 25,000 people and over 20,000 jobs and training places. Here, high quality of life meets dynamic economic strength. On the ground floors of the three buildings, gastronomic establishments and other commercial offerings ensure good provisioning and a lively environment. Since ROBIN Seestadt operates with a minimum of building services, the buildings offer more usable space and maximum flexibility. Additional spatial freedom is created by the absence of supporting columns in the interiors.

Stylish Office Worlds

Modern equipment, high ceilings, attractive entrances, and large wooden-framed windows with natural surfaces create stylish office worlds.

Outdoor Areas for Energy Charging

In the greened courtyard between the buildings and on the generous roof terraces there is plenty of space for meetings and company celebrations in the open air.

Conference Rooms

ROBIN Seestadt has modern conference rooms that can be rented flexibly by all tenants.

Advantages

• Low costs
  • No heating costs
  • Cooling via PV system
  • Reduced maintenance
  • Operating costs instead of the usual 3,5 – 4,0 e / m2 are only on average 3,0 e / m2
  • Reduced life-cycle costs through durable building materials and simplified building technology
• Minimal environmental impact
  • Zero CO2 emissions from heating & cooling (in system-related operation)
  • 40 % lower total CO2 burden than conventional buildings
  • Natural building materials from the region
  • Durability and use flexibility reduce environmentally burdensome refurbishments
• Maximum wellbeing
  • Optimal fresh air circulation
  • Natural materials
  • Comfortable indoor temperature
  • High ceilings
• Spatial flexibility
  • Spaces can be easily adapted (neutral use)
  • Solid substance for the future thanks to durable building materials
• Certified
  • ÖGNB-Gold certified
  • EU Taxonomy compliant
• Available units (completion mid-2024)
  • Building A
    • Rental area / office unit (per floor): 220 m2 – 750 m2
    • Workspaces / office unit: from 15 to 80
    • Total office area: 3.740 m2 (all 5 floors)
    • Total workspaces: approx. 310
    • Ceiling height: 3,20 m
    • Ground floor
      • Rental area: from 155 m2 to 569 m2
      • Use: Commercial & Gastronomy
      • Ceiling height: 4,4 m
  • Building B
    • Upper floor (5 levels)
      • Rental area / office unit (per floor): 150 m2 – 610 m2
      • Workspaces / office unit: from 10 to 60
      • Total office area: 3.370 m2 (all 5 floors)
      • Total workspaces: approx. 256
      • Ceiling height: 3,25 m
    • Ground floor
      • Rental area: up to 170 m2
      • Use: Commercial & Gastronomy
      • Ceiling height: 4,4 m

  We would like to point out that there is a close business relationship between the broker and the principal. The broker acts as a dual agent.

  Built for centuries. ROBIN buildings are built for centuries. Intelligent building tradition and the use of durable materials – especially the massive brick walls – make every ROBIN a valuable building. Thanks to the solid building mass, ROBIN offers the greatest structural flexibility for future repurposing.

  ROBIN protects the environment

  • Zero CO2 emissions from heating & cooling
  • Regional & natural building materials
  • Photovoltaic system
  • ÖGNB-Gold certified
  • Durable substance

  Sustainable office use

  • The environmental advisory
  • Eco bonus designation
  • Sustainability guide