The moving founding period was followed by years of change. Home life in the former Haus Döbling was characterised by discussions about home prices, home rules and co-determination rights. The long-cherished wish for new common rooms was fulfilled. In 1986, the club room opened its doors, which quickly became the best-known communication centre within the home. There were also numerous cultural highlights: In June 1986, cabaret artist Josef Hader, H.C. Artmann and the Bluespumpn performed as part of the culture week organised by the residents. In 1987 and 1988, well-known names like Ostbahnkurti, Boris Bukowski and Konstantin Wecker followed. The festivals of lights was also a popular event, which was known and loved beyond the borders of the student dormitory and district. Were you by chance present at one of these events?
On Thursday, 14 September 2023, Viennabase celebrated its 60th anniversary at a ceremony with around 100 guests and a party for the residents inspired by the legendary Festival of Lights. Guided tours, music and anniversary raffle Following the ceremony, guests were given a guided tour of the beehives on the roof of Viennabase19 and the
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Experience the history of Vienna with all your senses at an original historical location. A one-hour, humorous guided tour in your language including 5D cinema, animatronic shows, virtual reality (VR) music ride and special effects. Look forward to 1300m² of fun and adventure for young and old.More informations
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Student residence Viennabase, a company of WSE Wiener Standortentwicklung and Wien Holding, is providing a façade for the Kaiserschild Walls of Vision project. As part of the Kaiserschild Walls of Vision project, works from the art collection of the Kaiserschild Foundation are being reinterpreted by street artists on facades in a contemporary way. The second facade design of this kind in Vienna
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