Monument Day on 25 September provides an occasion to take a closer look at our historic (residential) buildings. By preserving listed properties, BUWOG helps protect valuable cultural heritage in Austria.
In our series “BUWOG, up close and personal”, we introduce people who are working on current BUWOG projects and on issues that pertain to the future. They are all united by the aim of bringing BUWOG’s slogan of “happy living” to life. This time in our series we talk with Marlene Asamer. She is currently a trainee in project development at BUWOG and specialised in the area of Building Information Modelling.
Most people can hardly wait to move into their new apartment. Before the move can get underway, the new place must be thoroughly inspected during the handover. But what do you have to look out for? And how should the old apartment be left? To avoid unnecessary conflicts and problems, we’ve gathered the most important information.
Mould in the apartment should be swiftly removed because it is harmful to health and can damage the building. Reasons for the occurrence of mould can be building defects, insufficient heating or incorrect ventilation. The problem should be tackled, particularly in the cold season. Here is the most important information concerning potential causes, what is important for professional removal and how to minimise the risk of infestation.
Winter’s long upon us, and given the rising energy prices, many people are rightly asking themselves how to heat their home or apartment as efficiently as possible. It’s not just about saving costs. Often with even minor optimisations, proper heating allows us to significantly reduce our CO2 emissions and help protect the climate.
In our series “BUWOG, up close and personal”, we introduce people who are working on current BUWOG projects and issues that pertain to the future. They are all united by the aim of bringing BUWOG’s slogan of “happy living” to life. This time we ask Clemens Schoder for an interview. The head of the insurance department talks about his experience as a part-time employee and about challenges and future prospects for the part-time model.
This time in our series “BUWOG, up close and personal” we talk to Karl Keusch. The long-time director of the construction management department is retiring this spring, though he assures that in the future he will also “play a role in the expanded BUWOG team to contribute to its continued success”.
This time in our series “BUWOG, up close and personal” we talk to Karl Keusch. The long-time director of the construction management department is retiring this spring, though he assures that in the future he will also “play a role in the expanded BUWOG team to contribute to its continued success”.
BUWOG is launching an apprenticeship programme, offering young people exciting prospects in the real estate industry. But what awaits apprentices at BUWOG, and why has the programme been started just now?
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