The redesign of the site envisaged the construction of a multi-part building complex with over 9,000 sqm of gross floor area, to serve as a medical and commercial centre with an underground car park. In addition to the five-storey building, a gable-ended end block accentuates the corner at Berliner Strasse. In the north-eastern part of the site, a four-storey connecting building adjoins the neighbouring houses at the same height. In close consultation with the district office, a façade design divided into sections and the creation of a hipped roof with anthracite-coloured metal shingle cladding were agreed upon.
The building complex was fitted with a thermally insulated, rear-ventilated natural limestone façade. Thanks to its grey Limes Dolomite, the ground floor stands out in colour from the upper storeys, which are clad in light-coloured Mocca Creme limestone.
The windows on the upper storeys are floor-to-ceiling aluminium units with double glazing, external sun protection and front-mounted railings. The hipped roof, clad in anthracite-coloured metal shingles, echoes the colour scheme of the ground floor façade and gives the building a striking finish.
The retail spaces on the ground floor have wheelchair-accessible entrances. Access to the upper floors is via two stairwells with lifts. The entrance to the underground car park is located at the existing pedestrian crossing on Berliner Strasse.
