Construction of the Moritz-Lang-House in Dotzheim is underway
Wiesbaden's Moritz-Lang House Undergoes Reconstruction
The Moritz-Lang House, a landmark in Wiesbaden, is currently undergoing a significant transformation. According to Mayor Gert-Uwe Mende, the new facility will be a unique home that combines heart, intelligence, and modern equipment, setting it apart in the city.
The current Moritz-Lang House, however, has structural and care standard issues that no longer meet today's requirements. In response, the city has embarked on a project to reconstruct the house according to the latest standards, providing 104 care places upon completion.
Dr. Patricia Becher, Social Affairs Commissioner, is overseeing the project. She believes that the team at the Moritz-Lang House provides more than professional care; they provide security, attention, and a sense of home.
The project has faced planning phases and delays, but the shell of the new Moritz-Lang House gives a glimpse of the progress made. The city remains optimistic about the further course of construction, with the solemn inauguration expected in 2026, as previously scheduled.
Mayor Mende is pleased with the project and looks forward to the commissioning of the new Moritz-Lang House. He and Dr. Becher have expressed gratitude to WiBau and all those involved in the construction.
For any questions regarding the Moritz-Lang House project, citizens can contact the responsible department or office. The Press Office of the State Capital Wiesbaden, located at Schlossplatz 6, 65183 Wiesbaden, can also be contacted. Their website is www.wiesbaden.de/pressereferat.
The city of Wiesbaden is excited about the new Moritz-Lang House and looks forward to its completion, scheduled for autumn 2026. The new facility is expected to continue the successful work started by its predecessor, although the name of the director who will lead the new facility has not been explicitly mentioned in the provided search results.
