iCampus Munich

As if cutting open a tree, a field of tension is created between smooth, glass “cut surfaces” and the remaining “bark” of the plastic metal and glass facade. These cut surfaces reveal the warm natural wood construction lying inside.

The two-story entrance hall also evolves from the specific materialization of the building. The ground floor, formed from exposed concrete, forms the basis for the wooden floors of the office zones. Natural glulam beams, together with a slatted grid, create a wooden light ceiling. The filtered warm, atmospheric light catches on the rough concrete surfaces left visible.

On the standard floors, up to two separate use units are possible per main circulation line, i.e. up to six separate units. For larger use units, flexible interplay results both horizontally and across floors. All staircases have access to the roof. Here, different possibilities for the design and use of the open spaces develop. This flexibility opens up a wide range of usage options for the building over a long life cycle.