City, Water, Space: DC2 Tower: 46th Floor - First Occupancy
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Description from the provider
Vienna's new landmark for living at lofty heights
In the DC Tower 2, living begins where the city transitions into vastness. High above Vienna, exclusive apartments unfold with a panorama that is unparalleled: The view sweeps over the skyline, follows the Danube – the mighty "megawater" of the city – and extends far beyond urban and scenic horizons. Here, the view becomes not a luxury but a daily experience.
With the DC2 Tower, a new architectural landmark and a milestone for sustainable high-rise living in Europe is created in Vienna's Donau-City. Designed by the internationally renowned architect Dominique Perrault, the 175-meter-high tower combines visionary architecture, forward-looking energy concepts, and exclusive living at an unprecedented height.
The DC2 Tower is one of the most spectacular residential projects in the country, with 52 floors and 314 high-quality apartments starting from the 32nd floor. Apartment sizes range from approximately 30 to 260 square meters, offering a consciously diverse range – from intelligently planned studio apartments to comfortable family apartments and spacious five-room maisonettes. Each unit impresses with well-thought-out floor plans, high living quality, and large window areas that stage the view outside and make the city part of the living space. Loggias, balconies, and open spaces extend the living area and make the impressive height immediately tangible.
"Close to the clouds" becomes reality here – a true 7th Heaven for discerning city dwellers.
Architecture meets innovation
A special focus is on sustainability and future viability. As the first high-rise in Austria with a photovoltaic facade and also the first building in Europe whose PV elements extend over the entire building height, the DC2 Tower sets new standards. The transparent PV panels allow natural daylight to enter while also making a significant contribution to self-generated electricity.
Project overview
Star architect: Dominique Perrault
Height: 175 meters
Floors: 52
Rental apartments: 314 (from the 32nd floor)
Apartment sizes: approx. 30 m² to 260 m²
Highest top floor in Austria
Garage in the building with e-charging stations
Open spaces for every unit
Restaurants, green areas, and leisure facilities in the building
Equipment highlights
First photovoltaic facade in Austria
First high-rise in Europe with PV elements over the entire building height
Light-permeable PV panels for natural daylight
Green roofs on all flat roofs
Fully greened plaza on the ground floor
Irrigation of common areas with rainwater
Own utility water well for water savings
Sustainable energy generation and lower operating costs
Reduced heat entry into apartments
Use of generated electricity for e-mobility
Exclusive resident services
- private cinema
- Event room with kitchen and large dining table
- Fitness room
- Music studio & coworking space
- Indoor playroom
- own wine cellar for the top-floor apartments
The photos shown in the exposé are for symbolic purposes only and may differ from the actual condition. Residence with water view in the DC2 Tower
3 rooms - corner location - east orientation - two loggias - view of the Kaiserwasser
Where the morning begins above the water
This extraordinary 3-room corner apartment in the DC2 Tower is a retreat above the Kaiserwasser – with an unobstructed view of the lively play of sailboats, rowing clubs, and sparkling water surfaces. The east orientation ensures gentle morning light and an atmosphere that allows the day to begin calmly and brightly.
As a corner apartment, it opens up a sense of spaciousness and transparency. Two generous outdoor spaces – one loggia of approx. 25 m² and a second of approx. 14 m² – make the panorama an integral part of your daily life.
A floor plan that flows
Access is through an inviting hallway that harmoniously connects all areas.
Guest WC with washbasin
Spacious bathroom with shower, bathtub, and washing machine connection
Master bedroom as a quiet retreat
Bright living and dining area with modern, fully equipped kitchen
Second bedroom, ideal as a children's room or home office
Direct access from the living area to both loggias
Thanks to the corner location and large glazing, the apartment is exceptionally bright and offers impressive views from almost every room.
Highlights
East orientation
View of the Kaiserwasser
Watch sailboats, rowers, and life by the water
Two loggias: approx. 25 m² & approx. 14 m²
Distant views and light-filled rooms
Corner apartment with panorama
Two bedrooms
Bathroom with shower, tub & washing machine connection
Guest WC
This residence is more than a home – it is a place of tranquility, light, and spaciousness. A place where water, sky, and architecture merge into a unique living experience.
DC2 Tower – live where the morning awakens above the water.
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The DC2 Tower is located in the Donau-City, Vienna's most international business and residential location.
- U1 station "Kaisermühlen/VIC" in immediate vicinity: 8 minutes to Stephansplatz
- Direct connection to main traffic routes and highways
- Vienna Airport reachable in 20 minutes
- The surrounding area offers restaurants, leisure activities, the Danube Park, the Kaiserwasser, as well as hotels and cultural institutions – ideal for international business partners.
The location of the DC2 Tower in Vienna's Donau-City offers a unique combination of urban business environment and large recreational spaces in Vienna. Few other locations connect international infrastructure so directly with nature, sports, and leisure. The quay can be reached in just a few minutes on foot.
Automatically translated from the provider’s German description.
Key facts
Price per m² and total (warm): calculated by wohnwahn.
Features
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Floor plan
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What we know about this location
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The area · lively, yet quietEveryday errands work on foot here: supermarket 1 min away, cafés and shops around the corner. And it stays quiet with it, which is the exception in a lively spot. Built form here: Infrastructure.liveliness from shops, food, services and transit frequency around this spot; urban structure typology, City of Vienna: „überwiegend städtische Infrastruktur und sonstige Nutzungen“
What this area offers
Meets 5 of 5 everyday criteria
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Traffic noise
quietno mapped traffic noise
No major road or railway is mapped here. That is the best case the official map can show.
Official noise map of the Austrian federal government (laerminfo.at), 2022 survey
Summer at this address
The area is among the cooler ones, and the flat adds to that.
About average for Wienofficial urban climate analysis (City of Vienna)
Within 1220 Donaustadt that is in the middle range. For comparison: half of all listings in Wien are above 83 %.
What works against it
Green and shade
Green space: large park 136 m away · hardly any treesTrees and woody vegetation on 2% of the area within 300 m, private gardens included.
Plus every tree from the City of Vienna tree register: it covers the trees the city maintains along streets and in public parks. Trees in private gardens and in the woods are not included, so in such areas the map looks emptier than the place really is.
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Sources: City of Vienna tree register · parks and woods from OpenStreetMap · tree cover from satellite imagery (Copernicus, 2021 data)
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Flooding
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