Construction design ongoing for the Moritz-Lang-Haus in Dotzheim

The city of Wiesbaden is set to witness a significant improvement in its care landscape with the construction of the new Moritz-Lang House. This modern facility, set to replace an existing one that no longer meets current structural and care standards, will provide 104 care places upon completion.

Dr. Patricia Becher, the Social Affairs Director, has emphasized the need for immediate action due to the outdated conditions of the old Moritz-Lang House. She expresses her gratitude for the swift progress made on the new building since the groundbreaking.

The architect or construction company involved in the building of the new Moritz-Lang-Haus in Wiesbaden remains unnamed, but the celebration of the topping-out ceremony and the project's significance are well-documented. Mayor Gert-Uwe Mende and Dr. Patricia Becher have expressed their thanks to WiBau and all those involved in the construction of the Moritz-Lang House.

The new Moritz-Lang House is being built with the intention of creating a home, not just a care facility. This approach is in line with Dr. Becher's belief that caring for the elderly is about more than professional care; it's about security, attention, and creating a home. The facility is described as a home with heart, intelligence, and modern equipment, making it unique in Wiesbaden.

The city looks forward to the further course of construction of the Moritz-Lang House, which is scheduled for completion in autumn 2026. The solemn inauguration of the new Moritz-Lang House is expected in the same year. Dr. Uwe Ortseifen and the team of the Moritz-Lang House are expected to continue their successful work in the new building, providing time, attention, and human closeness.

As the construction process continues, the city of Wiesbaden eagerly anticipates the completion of the Moritz-Lang House, a beacon of modern care and comfort in the heart of the city.