Office building Sachsendamm
Office building Sachsendamm
Office building Sachsendamm
Product
concrete skin
,
formparts sharp-edged
,
Area
1800
m2
Colour
off-white
,
silvergrey
,
Texture
standard
,
Surface
ferro light
,
Architect
Thoma Architects
Partner
Ravago Building Solutions
Year
Location
Berlin
Building Envelope with a Clear Structure
Building Envelope with a Clear Structure
Building Envelope with a Clear Structure
In the heart of the modern development area “Schöneberger Linse,” a new office complex has emerged – centrally located with excellent accessibility. This forward-thinking urban district combines work and living spaces, setting new standards with its thoughtful traffic concept, sustainable energy supply, and additional projects such as residential and hotel buildings. The seven-storey new building impresses with its distinctive facade made of concrete skin panels and three-dimensional formparts. The delicate glassfibre reinforced concrete elements frame the large window areas, giving the outer shell a clear, structured appearance. Photos: Ditz Fejer
In the heart of the modern development area “Schöneberger Linse,” a new office complex has emerged – centrally located with excellent accessibility. This forward-thinking urban district combines work and living spaces, setting new standards with its thoughtful traffic concept, sustainable energy supply, and additional projects such as residential and hotel buildings. The seven-storey new building impresses with its distinctive facade made of concrete skin panels and three-dimensional formparts. The delicate glassfibre reinforced concrete elements frame the large window areas, giving the outer shell a clear, structured appearance. Photos: Ditz Fejer
In the heart of the modern development area “Schöneberger Linse,” a new office complex has emerged – centrally located with excellent accessibility. This forward-thinking urban district combines work and living spaces, setting new standards with its thoughtful traffic concept, sustainable energy supply, and additional projects such as residential and hotel buildings. The seven-storey new building impresses with its distinctive facade made of concrete skin panels and three-dimensional formparts. The delicate glassfibre reinforced concrete elements frame the large window areas, giving the outer shell a clear, structured appearance. Photos: Ditz Fejer
