ST. MARTIN. With the new building on the market square of San Martino, a meeting place has been created where everyone can find their place, from the youngest citizen of the community to the elderly.
The parish, the music association and the Raiffeisenbank are united under the same roof and consequently celebrated the inauguration together on Sunday. “Now we want to fill the community building with life and see new ways, new opportunities and synergies to use the new building in various ways,” said Mayor Manfred Lanzersdorfer in his keynote address. While the president of the music association Matthias Hagenauer is happy to move to a new building in the center of the market after 151 years of music and rehearsals in various existing halls, Werner Gruber emphasized the diversity in parish life. “400 people in several groups use the rectory. Now we have a focal point that everyone wanted. “
Like in a flat shared by a student
For Franz Erlinger, CEO of the Raiffeisen Neufelden region, it was already shown in the first weeks that coexistence works well. “We feel like we’re in a shared apartment,” he said. Governor Thomas Stelzer also praised the joint property designed by architect Andreas Fiereder (Two in a Box) as a “beautiful sign of union”. “It takes money, but also do-it-yourselfers and designers, which can all be found in this building,” Stelzer said before he, like many opening guests, had an idea of the premises.
architectural art
An artistic eye-catcher is the seven meter high wall that spans two floorsThomas Paster tattoo. The painter and draftsman artistically interpreted San Martino and placed him and his horse in the Mühlviertel landscape with its streets and waterways.
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