The office and residential building, spanning four to eight stories, is fitted precisely within the triangular plot. It features a rounded tip and slight offsets in height and depth that distinguish it from neighboring structures. The dynamic cubature exudes a sense of calm and confidence through its consistent cladding – a finely detailed aluminum grid facade – making a striking statement on Breslauer Platz. Across from the train station entrance, the entrance to Coeur Cologne is integrated into the facade grid as a four-story window wall, extending into the building’s interior as an expansive, glass-covered atrium. A higher window wall/atrium echoes this interplay of light and vistas. Spanning 14,000 square meters of rental space occupied by the HRS Group as the sole tenant, the layout meanders around the recesses, creating a lively office environment where about three-quarters of the workstations enjoy views of the cathedral. Another highlight is the glass-enclosed “sky garden” on the eighth floor at the tip of the building.