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Hoyer Brandschutz

Austria's first dedicated fire-protection engineering practice.

Consultancy Est. 1990 1 office
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A Vienna fire-safety engineering practice founded in 1990 as one of the first independent fire-protection planning offices in Austria, run as a family business. It prepares fire-protection concepts and expert reports (Brandschutzkonzepte und Gutachten), designs technical fire-safety systems, and runs computer-based fire and evacuation simulations. Its Ing. Werner Hoyer-Weber is certified in the Austrian court-expert list under Fachgebiet 09.45 Brandschutzwesen and 65.76 Brandmeldeanlagen und Brandschutzanlagen, the latter held by only four experts in the country.

Sectors & projects
  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Public & civic
  • Heritage
  • Transport
  • Energy & utilities
  • Sport, leisure & culture
  • Mixed-use

  • Mixed-use

    DC Tower 1

    Vienna

    Planning of sprinkler and hydrant systems

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  • Heritage

    Haus am Schottentor

    Vienna

    Fire safety concept preserving heritage-protected building fabric

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  • Healthcare

    Stationsgebäude Süd (AKH Wien)

    Vienna

    Fire protection planning for modular timber hospital building

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  • Education

    Gärtnerhaus der HAUP

    Vienna

    Fire protection planning for circular-economy timber building

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  • Public & civic

    Justizzentrum Josefstadt

    Vienna

    Fire protection concept

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  • Energy & utilities

    Müllverwertungsanlage Spittelau

    Vienna

    Fire protection planning

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Projects as published on Hoyer Brandschutz's own website.

Specialisms
CFD modelling Evacuation modelling Fire risk assessment Fire strategy Litigation support Regulatory & prosecution defence Structural fire engineering
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