The Leunastraße, as a 600-metres-long, uninterrupted visual and access axis, leads directly to the tip of the building, and from there runs, divided into two, right down to the banks of the Main.

The triangular shape of the building structure permits the extension requested in the competition, and a clear path route is defined. In addition, the new building generates a clear space delineation to the newly built

“Süwagplatz” (square) and creates a clear building front towards the banks of the Main.

The office floor layouts are kinked in accordance with the triangular shape of the building, and are mirrored on every third storey. This creates green, hall-style rooms (“suspended gardens”) which open up on one side to the outside space, and on the other towards an air space penetrating all storeys. Due to this interlinked building structure, it is possible to achieve manifold inward and outward views and perspectives, and all areas are flooded with natural light. In addition, the “suspended gardens” structure the facade and generate a lively facade effect.

The green “suspended gardens” provide ideal areas for withdrawal, in order to escape from everyday office work for brief moments. They promote exchanges between employees over and above the limits of their respective teams.