Schüttauhof

The Schüttauhof spans across Schiffmühlenstraße 58-64, featuring six floors arranged around two inner courtyards with distinctive polygonal stairwell entrances and triangular bay windows.

Built between 1924 and 1925 by architects Stutterheim, Rodler, and Tremmel, this complex contained 271 residential units as part of Vienna's social housing program.

The building represents the architectural vision of 1920s Vienna, incorporating communal facilities such as baths, kindergartens, libraries, and gathering spaces for residents.

Following renovations in the 1990s, the complex received modern amenities including elevators, updated facades, and new commercial spaces for veterinary clinics and art studios.

The name Schüttauhof, officially designated on October 20, 1926, references a former Danube island that disappeared during river regulations in the 1870s.

Location: Donaustadt

Address: Schiffmühlenstraße 58-64

GPS coordinates: 48.22611,16.42139

Latest update: March 5, 2025 12:02