Austro Tower, High-rise building in Landstraße, Vienna, Austria

The Austro Tower is an office high-rise in Vienna's 3rd district, Landstraße, built from 2018 to 2021. It rises about 135 metres over 38 floors, with 32,000 m² of usable space and eleven lifts. Its double-skin facade has openable windows, and the ground floor holds a conference centre and a restaurant.

The Austro Tower was built between 2018 and 2021 to plans by the Soravia property company, with the Upper Austrian firm Swietelsky acting as general contractor; construction cost around 120 million euros. In May 2020, before completion, the tower was sold to the German Deka Immobilien Investment GmbH. It stands in the Landstraße district, not on the Danube Canal.

The tower's name refers to the Austro Group, and the building was developed by Soravia, with Swietelsky as general contractor. Construction cost around 120 million euros. In May 2020, before completion, it was sold to Deka Immobilien Investment GmbH, a German real estate fund.

The tower stands in the 3rd district of Landstraße, not on the Danube itself. The ground floor holds a conference centre and a restaurant, reached from street level; eleven lifts serve the 38 upper floors. Visitors arriving by public transport reach the site within the district, and the double-skin facade windows can be opened.

The Austro Tower was sold in May 2020 to Deka Immobilien Investment GmbH of Germany before completion, in a forward-purchase deal. The project was developed by Soravia, with Swietelsky as general contractor, at a construction cost of about 120 million euros. Its double-skin facade has openable windows, and eleven lifts serve the 38 floors.