Schottengasse 6–8, Vienna, Bank building at Schottengasse, Vienna, Austria.
The building at Schottengasse is a bank structure featuring neo-classical elements, cross-shaped inner courtyards, and glass-covered atriums. Its facades display reliefs and sculptural figures, while the interior showcases marble finishes and ornamental detailing.
The structure was built between 1909 and 1912 as a major banking complex in Vienna's city center. From 1934 to 2002 it served as the headquarters of Creditanstalt-Bankverein.
The design merges banking functions with ornamental details such as marble finishes and decorative windows. The cashier hall displays carefully crafted wooden counters and artistic embellishments throughout.
A SPAR supermarket occupies the ground floor and multiple entrances make navigation easier. The fitness center in the basement and office spaces are accessible through these different entry points.
The original Ringstrasse entrance was removed after completion to avoid staircase taxes. Instead, the main Schottengasse entry features an impressive Doric column portal decorated with artistic reliefs.
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