Today's square is located on the top of the mountain, so it is, as far as sea level is concerned, the highest station on the U1 or the entire Vienna U-Bahn network.

[1] At the end of 2015, project partner Asfinag announced that the construction of the new neighborhood would be postponed for several years for economic reasons.

[2] On the distribution floor of the station, the walls of the escalator were provided with the large-format mural "face-tracking snails" (Gesichtsüberwachungsschnecken) by the Swiss computer artist Yves Netzhammer.

The total of 63 stylized portraits are a playful tribute to the diversity of people and the ubiquitous monitoring by face recognition.

The drawings were applied to the metal plates by means of digital direct printing (DDP) and a special paint that uses light interference effects.