SkyHub will meet the currently insufficient demand for parking spaces among residents, employees, and visitors to the neighborhood and will serve as an interface for intermodal transport services. The building and the services offered there will be accessible to the general public, helping to improve mobility and quality of life in the district. Architecturally, SkyHub will integrate harmoniously into its surrounding built environment. Through the three-dimensional design of its folded façade elements, it will continue the distinctive design language of the Skylabs family of buildings in a recognizable form. In line with this principle, individual design elements from the neighboring buildings have been incorporated into SkyHub’s façade as identifying features. On the southern façade, the climbing plants will be extended toward Zollhofgarten by means of a planted pergola. SkyHub is designed as a split-level building with 14 levels. It will provide a total of 775 parking spaces, charging stations for e-bikes and electric cars, rental stations for bicycles and e-scooters, car-sharing services, and ticket machines.