The development comprises two six-storey buildings connected by a shared underground car park. House 1 (H1), located on Salomon-Heine-Weg, opens towards the water with its comb-like structure, while the adjacent eastern House 2 (H2) encloses a four-sided internal courtyard.
Attractive outdoor spaces, comprising enclosed and semi-open courtyards, connect the buildings and serve as third places. These spaces provide inviting settings for spending time and working outdoors. Green roofs, extensive courtyard planting and the restoration of a biotope contribute to the site's ecological quality.
In addition, tenants have access to private roof terraces on the lower roof levels. All terraces face west, strengthening the spatial connection with the green spaces within the development and the green corridor along the Tarpenbek.
Both buildings take their design cues from traditional industrial architecture. Their height, orientation, materials, colour palette and proportions establish a coherent architectural identity without making the two building volumes entirely uniform. Light-coloured facing brick is the defining façade material.
