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Deutsch: Altes bzw. 1. Chemisches Institut der Universität an der Adresse Währinger Straße 10 im 9. Wiener Gemeindebezirk Alsergrund.
Das Gebäude wurde um rund 670.000 Gulden von 1869 bis 1872 nach Plänen des Architekten Heinrich Ferstel und in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Chemiker Josef Redtenbacher als Universitätslaboratorium errichtet. Der in Formen der Renaissance errichtete Ziegelrohbau weist teilweise Verzierungen aus farbig fein abgestuften glasierten Wienerberger Terrakotten auf. Die Bildhauerarbeiten stammen von Josef Pokorny, die ornamentalen Malereien und Sgraffiti von Ignaz Schönbrunner. Nachdem für das Chemische Institut an der Adresse Währinger Straße 38-42 ein Neubau errichtet wurde (1908–1915), zogen in das Altgebäude das I. Pharmazeutische Institut und andere Universitätsinstitute ein: [1]. |
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