Robert-Bosch-Straße
Siemensstraße / Robert-Bosch-Straße, Münster, Germany
Green Office Campus
Kennedydamm, Düsseldorf, Germany
Project
Project study, 2022
Office building
ethical
- Open and communicative first floor functions as an urban piazza
- Office floors are designed as an open system for flexible working environments
- Connecting staircases encourage movement and informal communication
- Freely accessible roof areas complement the building
- Neighborhood-arranging use on the first floor
ecological
- Roof forests as public green spaces promote biodiversity and species diversity
- Intelligent facade: optimized summer thermal insulation and maximum winter passive solar gain
- Use of ecological building materials
- Natural ventilation and lighting
- Holistic and integral energy and sustainability concept
- Mobility station for networking different mobility concepts
efficient
- Flexible building floor plans with high reversibility
- Use and construction on existing lower level of the new building
- Efficient utilization of the building site with high level of desilting
GFA
approx. 24.000 m²
Design team
Marc Böhnke, Mario Reale, Antje Höger
Planer
formtool (Visualization)
Info
The Green Office Campus is the result of a project study and explores the idea of developing a sustainable office building in a city center location at Kennedydamm in Düsseldorf. Kennedydamm is the location of several office buildings and connects the city center with its northern districts. The task was to develop a project that would create a new impulse for the further development of Kennedydamm as a long-term attractive location for office properties. Special emphasis was placed on creating publicly accessible areas in the form of walkable roof gardens as part of the new urban space.
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