Constitutional challenge to administrative order on building law; inadmissibility of constitutional complaint for failure to exhaust remedies or demonstrate fundamental rights violation

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint as inadmissible, leaving the lower administrative court's decision in force. The case concerned a challenge to an administrative authority's order regarding building law or public safety regulations, where the complainant argued that the administrative courts' interpretation or application of the relevant statutes violated their fundamental rights. The Court determined that the complaint failed to meet the admissibility requirements for constitutional review, specifically regarding the proper exhaustion of remedies or the failure to demonstrate a concrete constitutional violation distinct from a mere legal error, thereby upholding the contested administrative decision.