Designed by Hilmer Sattler Architects, the corner building on Oberanger, dating from 2004, is defined by its clearly structured natural stone facade and classic character. Via Singlspielerstraße, it leads quietly and almost unnoticed to the lively Sendlinger Straße. To the viewer, the vertically structured facade shows finely differentiated detailing and proportions of high quality.

The entrance naturally completes the classic design vision of the facade with its vertical articulation inside.

The walls are clad in finely profiled StoDeco elements, custom-made for this project. They consist of Verolith, a mineral material based on volcanic perlite. The vertical orientation of the material structures the surfaces with its straight lines and curves skillfully.

The carefully coordinated materials and colors harmonize with the exterior of the building. The level of detail of the facade finds its counterpart inside.

A brass inlay set into the floor testifies to the craftsmanship of our architecture. It runs as a fine, curved line through the room and guides the visitor.

A central light cove marks the centre of the room and illuminates it discreetly and with restraint.

The entrance, which spans two floors, welcomes visitors with a hint of curved walls and a playful, handcrafted lighting ensemble, the Bolle Chandelier by Giopato & Coombes.

The route through the building is clear and inviting. Signage provides orientation: a wall made of satin glass is placed centrally and is easy to see.

Required escape routes are concealed and integrated into the overall design principle. The stairwell lies behind an invisible door set flush with the wall. Fire safety requirements are integrated into the design with considerable effort.

Design elements of the entrance extend via the existing elevators to all floors: new elevator portals, targeted repairs and round lights as in the foyer carry the design idea from floor to floor and make the building a single unit.