In Vienna’s 8th district, a dermatology and phlebology practice was built in a Wilhelminian style building. The substance was largely preserved and only adapted to the new requirements as needed. The supplementary materials such as terrazzo and textured wooden elements  were selected and integrated in coordination with the existing surfaces. Room dividers made of partially printed glass form new rooms and still retain the generous impressions of the old Viennese building with its ornaments and decorations.