Projects

The UNIQA Tower is located directly on the Danube Canal in Vienna. The tower is 75 metres high and structured into twenty storeys, where more than a thousand UNIQA employees do their work. In order to make this particular workplace even more attractive and contemporary, the sixteenth storey of the tower has been remodelled – as the epitome of a New Work scenario.

NH Hotel Group (part of Minor), is a leading and consolidated international player that after the integration with Minor Hotels has a joint portfolio of 530 hotels in 56 countries. It offers a broad and diverse range of hotel propositions connected to the needs and desires of today's global travelers in the leisure as well as in the business and in the meeting and events segment.

From the simple canteen to the multifunctional company restaurant: The company MSD, which specializes in the research, development and sale of medicines, has created a modern restaurant for its employees in Haarlem/Netherlands.

In one of the three office towers of the Icon Vienna, a hotspot of urban office culture, you will find the new Vienna office of the Clean Capital Energy (CCE) company. The modern office believes wholeheartedly in natural colours and extensive greening. Concept and interior architecture were entrusted to Roomware Consulting. The furnishing was provided by Wiesner-Hager.

The object chair and multi-purpose artist puc shines in a fresh color design in the hall of the University of Amsterdam.

The new offices of the Austrian Pharmaceutical Industry Association (Pharmig) are modern and minimalist, with pastel colour schemes adding a lighter touch.

Our reference, the columned hall/auditorium of the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, exudes an atmosphere of historical splendour. The unique ceremonial hall is the perfect venue for events and lectures. While undergoing general renovation, the Academy was keen to find a timeless and functional row chair. Wiesner-Hager is delighted that the nooi model was declared the winner after an intensive selection process.

Even on approach, the Hofmann House, a fifteenth-century building and former pewter foundry in Ried, Upper Austria already strikes the eye with its period charm. If you enter the Foundry, as it is still called today, you will encounter a combination of modern and above all sustainable design, embedded in old walls.

New Work is actually an abstract concept – unless you bring it to life: that is exactly what Wiesner-Hager has done in the new Salzburg sales office together with the consulting firm PINUS.TEAM.