Atelierhaus, Heritage-protected art studio in Mariahilf, Austria
Atelierhaus is a heritage-protected building in Mariahilf with multiple floors designed for artistic work. Large windows flood the historical rooms with natural light, creating ideal conditions for artists.
The building was designed by Gottfried Semper and Carl von Hasenauer in 1873 as a storage facility for theatrical decorations. It gradually transformed into an artist space and is now managed by the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.
This space serves as a gathering point where artists display and discuss their work with visitors. The building reflects how the neighborhood continues to support creative practice.
The building is located at Lehargasse 6-8 and is easily accessible on foot from Gumpendorfer Strasse underground station. The surrounding area offers good transportation connections and numerous local shops nearby.
Originally conceived as a storage facility for stage sets, the structure retains its authentic 19th-century architectural details. These original elements connect Austria's theatrical heritage with today's living art practice.
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