Erwin Schrödinger hall

Cinema seating
500
Classroom seating
315
Gala seating
300
Erwin Schrödinger plenary hall

Key features

  • Daylight (can be darkened)
  • Single or dual projection
  • Live image via hall camera possible
  • Parquet flooring
  • Flipchart / pinboard
  • Projection on specially coated screen
  • Initial seating setup included
  • Flexible additional technology based on the latest standards, tailored to customer requirements
  • Stage - standard size 3 x 10 m (adaptable with elements of 2 x 1 m each)
  • Equipped with fixed interpreter booths for 5 languages
  • Additional mobile interpreter booths available
Versatile functionality

Usage options

Room variety at a glance

Key facts

The Erwin Schrödinger hall is the plenary hall on Level 2 of the Congress Centrum Alpbach and can be used multifunctionally.

  • L: 16.9 m W: 23.4 m H: 5.5 – 7 m
  • Total area: 416 m²
  • Ceiling window front offers a view of the Alpbach mountain landscape
Space for your event

Seating options

Seating Max. number of guests
History

Name origin

The rooms in the Congress Centrum Alpbach are named after personalities and patrons who have had a special connection to the "European Forum Alpbach."

Erwin Schrödinger (1887 - 1961)

The 1934 Nobel laureate in Physics lived for a time in Alpbach and is buried in the local cemetery. His work focused primarily on theoretical physics and color theory, and he developed wave mechanics. Schrödinger’s intellectual legacy includes the Schrödinger atomic model and the "de Broglie-Schrödinger model." He also engaged with philosophical issues. Schrödinger was a professor in Zurich, Berlin, Oxford, Graz, Dublin, and Vienna.

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Size L* B* H*
Liechtenstein hall 119 m² 115 60 11,9 10 3,1
August Friedrich von Hayek hall 97 m² 100 50 9,7 10 3,1
Liechtenstein & von Hayek hall 216 m² 200 100 21,6 10 3,1
Arthur Koestler hall 58 m² 52 30 6,4 9 3,1
Gottfried von Einem hall 73 m² 70 34 8,1 9 3,1
Koestler & von Einem hall 131 m² 120 60 14,5 9 3,1
Sir Karl Popper hall 82 m² 80 38 11,3 7,3 3,1
Art Foyer 345 m² 0 0
Size L* B* H*
Elisabeth Herz-Kremenak hall 393 m² 450 300 16,8 23,4 5,7-7,0
Paul Flora hall 92 m² 90 60 11,8 7,9 4
Klaus Peter Heiss hall 91 m² 90 60 11,8 7,8 4
Iginio Rogger hall 96 m² 90 60 11,8 8,2 4
All halls of Level 1 West connected 672 m² 850 500 28,8 23,8 4-7
Europa Foyer 531 m² 0 0
Size L* B* H*
Erwin Schrödinger hall 416 m² 500 315 23,8 17,5 5,5-7,0
Otto Molden Foyer 395 m² 0 0
*in metres
Size 393 m²
Cinema seating 420
Classroom seating 300
Gala seating 275
  • Ideal conditions for conferences, meetings, corporate events, and exhibitions
  • 3D room acoustics
  • Panorama triple projection
Details
Size 92 m²
Cinema seating 90
Classroom seating 63
Semicircle 28
  • Ideal conditions for meetings or workshops
  • Daylight with a view of the foyer and outdoor area
  • Highest technical standards
Details
Size 91 m²
Cinema seating 90
Classroom seating 63
U-shape 30
  • Ideal conditions for meetings or workshops
  • Daylight with a view of the foyer and outdoor area
  • Highest technical standards
Details
Size 96 m²
Cinema seating 90
Classroom seating 63
U-shape 30
  • Ideal conditions for meetings or workshops
  • Daylight with a view of the foyer and outdoor area
  • Highest technical standards
Details
© Senfter
Size 672 m²
Cinema seating 850
Classroom seating 530
Gala seating 462
  • Ideal conditions for large conferences, gala evenings, corporate events, or exhibitions
  • Triple panorama projection
  • Variable 3D acoustics
  • Daylight
Details
Size 531 m²
  • Foyer area ideal for receptions, as a lounge, or additional exhibition space
  • Large glass front with a view of the Alpbach mountain landscape
  • Entrance area for registration and cloakroom
Details
Size 119 m²
Cinema seating 120
Classroom seating 60
U-shape 36
  • Direct access to the Art Foyer with a light cone
  • State-of-the-art technology
  • Can be combined with the Hayek hall for multifunctional use
Details
Size 97 m²
Cinema seating 100
Classroom seating 50
U-shape 32
  • can be combined with the Liechtenstein Hall for multifunctional use
  • direct access to the Art Foyer with a light cone
  • state-of-the-art technology
Details
Size 216 m²
Cinema seating 212
Classroom seating 100
U-shape 60
  • Direct access to the Art Foyer with a light cone via 2 entrances and exits
  • State-of-the-art technology
Details
Size 58 m²
Cinema seating 52
Classroom seating 30
U-shape 20
  • Direct access to the Art Foyer with a light cone
  • State-of-the-art technology
  • Can be combined with the Von Einem hall for multifunctional use
Details
Size 73 m²
Cinema seating 70
Classroom seating 42
U-shape 24
  • Can be combined with the Köstler hall for multifunctional use
  • Direct access to the Art Foyer with a light cone
  • State-of-the-art technology
Details
Size 131 m²
Cinema seating 130
Classroom seating 80
U-shape 40
  • Direct access to the Art Foyer with a light cone
  • 2 entrances and exits
Details
Size 82 m²
Cinema seating 80
Classroom seating 40
  • Window front with a view of the forecourt
  • Direct access to the Art Foyer with a light cone
  • State-of-the-art technology
Details
Size 345 m²
  • Direct access to the halls on Level 1 East
  • Direct access to the halls on Level 1 West
  • The light cone can be used as a "branding area"
Details
Size 416 m²
Cinema seating 500
Classroom seating 315
Gala seating 300
  • Ideal conditions for conferences, meetings, corporate events, and exhibitions
  • Daylight
  • Integrated clay wall ensures a pleasant room climate
  • Direct access to the Otto Molden Foyer and the sun terrace
Details
Size 395 m²
  • Direct access to the Schrödinger hall and the sun terrace
  • Individual staging with ambient lighting possible
  • Bar and bistro area
Details