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The innovative St. Marx district is the home of Marxbox. The buildings flexible office and laboratory units set new standards for contemporary workspaces. As a bridge spanning life sciences and creative industries the districts mixed office and residential complex also includes lab facilities for life sciences research.
A unique location, the marxbox harmonises perfectly with this recently revitalises area of the city, formerly the site of a large abattoir. The wider site features the heritage-listed Stiertor (Bulls'Gate) historic cattle hall, and a modern parking facility. The "Media Quarter Marx" MQM for short - will be located to the south east of the stiertor. The list of companies based at MQM will read like a who´s who of Vienna´s creative industries. To the north of Viehmarktgasse is the "Karree St. Marx" where a total of 450 apartments will be built between 2008 and 2015.
Short walking distances between buildings, an aesthetically appealing and networked design for all external spaces along with green areas featuring contemporary signage provide everything the heart desires in terms of work, living and leisure. St. Marx is located between the historic city centre and Vienna International Airport, both of which are just a short distance away by public transport.
Marxbox`s quality is not just confined to its overarching concept - it is also present in the details. Intelligent signage systems ensure that visitors can find their way around the building. The special heating, ventilation ans air conditioning system considerably lowers operating costs. In the winter months, waste heat is recovered and fresh air is heated using heat generated by the server cooling systems. As everyone knows, fresh air clears the mind, which is qhy fresh air is regularly circulated to all the meeting rooms and offices. The temperature in the individual rooms is regulated by exterior blinds which also function as an architectural design feature. The generously proportioned open plan and individual offices boast an intelligent layout. They are bright and airy thanks to a height to veiling of 2.80 -2.90 m. About one third of the Marxbox is suitable for laboratory use.
The park connect humanity, technology and science while offering visitors a place to retreat and enjoy a well earned rest - and perhaps even trigger new ideas for research projects.
Please contact:
Alexandra Ehrenberger | EHL Immobilien GmbH
a.ehrenberger@ehl.at | Phone: +4315127690710
more information: www.http://www.ehl.at/de/objekt/15407336
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