i8, iCampus, Werksviertel München. C.F. Møller

i8, iCampus, Werksviertel München

i8 is a versatile new office building in Werksviertel, Munich, Germany build in a hybrid timber construction which contribute positively to the LCA of the building and helps to secure a good indoor climate.
 i8, iCampus, Werksviertel München. C.F. Møller
Facts

Client

R&S Realty III GmbH & Co.KG

Address

Munich, Germany

Size

20,000 m²

Year

2020-2024

Competition

1st prize in architectural competition. 2020

Client consultant

Schwab Engineers

Architect

C.F. Møller Architects

Collaborators, other

RKW Architektur+, Merz Kley Partner, BWP Ingenieure GmbH, Drees & Sommer

Awards
  • 1st prize in architectural competition. 2020

i8 is a new office building that offers a variety of flexible spaces that embraces the changing demands of its users, offering numerous opportunities for co- and networking. Located on the edge of Werksviertel the building stands out as a distinct structure with a unique identity that draws on the industrial heritage of the area, forming a gateway into the quarter. The office workspace is designed with tall ceilings and varied depths to secure maximum daylight. A large atrium, made with warm wooden materials and polished concrete floors, works to support the connectivity, knowledge sharing, and visual contact between the different floors and units. The floor plan is developed with a high degree of flexibility, and spaces that can easily transform into single offices, open-plan offices, or a combination of both.

Timber construction

The facade is made of recycled anodized aluminum, in a dimmed shade of green, which complements the color of the forest, and brings out the warm tones. The building is using a modular design that facilitates hybrid timber in most parts of the construction. The internal spatial and structural organization of the building is based on the idea of combining three identical office zones, brought together by one unifying façade that extends along the entire building. The façade system contributes with multiple benefits such as energy savings, by using solar shading and natural ventilation, minimizing noise and pollution, and most importantly a good indoor climate with sufficient daylight and acoustic conditions that accommodate a pleasant working environment.

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