Café Restaurant Resselpark
A restaurant on hallowed ground, on Vienna’s Karlsplatz, a stone’s throw from St. Charles’s Church.
The new café restaurant in Resselpark invites you to linger; regulars, students from the nearby TU, tourists, everyone is welcome. From the outside, the building looks like a collection of many small houses facing the public. This immediately creates a welcoming, human scale. Everyone has their own house to eat in.
The comprehensive spatial reorganization within the oval bordered by a hedge, characteristic of Karlsplatz, opened up opportunities for improvement: the multiple passageways were reactivated, the listed Tilgner fountain was integrated, and the ground was unsealed and unified. The sidewalk café now blends seamlessly into the general area.
The new café restaurant in Resselpark invites you to linger; regulars, students from the nearby TU, tourists, everyone is welcome. From the outside, the building looks like a collection of many small houses facing the public. This immediately creates a welcoming, human scale. Everyone has their own house to eat in.
The comprehensive spatial reorganization within the oval bordered by a hedge, characteristic of Karlsplatz, opened up opportunities for improvement: the multiple passageways were reactivated, the listed Tilgner fountain was integrated, and the ground was unsealed and unified. The sidewalk café now blends seamlessly into the general area.
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