A modern office building with seven upper floors and a two-story underground car park was constructed at the eastern entrance to Stuttgart Airport. The building’s largest tenant is an auditing firm, which has established its German headquarters there.
The two main building volumes form the curved outline of a horizontal figure eight. They are connected by a central circulation core and accommodate office areas and meeting rooms, a library, building management, IT services, and staff facilities. A third structure is attached to the complex. In addition to conference rooms and an auditorium, it contains a canteen and a cafeteria with a roof terrace.
The office complex was built by Ed. Züblin AG, Stuttgart Directorate, under a partnering model with a guaranteed maximum price.
BFK Architekten was commissioned to prepare the construction documentation based on the competition design by Hascher Jehle Architekten of Berlin.