“The inner world of the outer world” in Kempten | Thiele Glas

Sparkasse Allgau Kempten
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Date: 14 February 2018

Create an open work environment even with separated office and conference rooms – Auer Weber architects and artist Brigitte Waldach faced up to this Task in regards to the new construction of the Sparkasse Allgäu.

The new Sparkasse Allgau proves impressively that office buildings don’t have to be dull and cold.

Sparkasse Allgau KemptenAuer Weber architects and artist Brigitte Waldach created a superb symbiosis from a new construction and the adjoining city park, with peaceful single offices and spacious atmosphere by using glass walls, subtle coloring in black-white-red and artfully, and loosening design with digital print onto glass.

The art-on-the-building-project spreads out on four floors. Thereby the use of the premises is already recognizable by the various designs. The offices and conference rooms are designed as open communication rooms with the motifs tree and cloud.

Whereas the management offices are decorated with grasses. By choosing such natural motifs, the building integrates itself perfectly into the adjoining city park. Another highlight: there are quotes and excerpt from a poem in the motifs.

You can find more information to this project in Thiele Glas' reference section

Sparkasse Allgau Kempten

Sparkasse Allgau Kempten

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