A light-colored natural stone grid facade with strongly emphasized verticals envelops the entire office building, blending in with the nearby Hanseatic merchant buildings. This finely profiled facade extends neatly across all three sides and the two flattened corners, unifying the structure. Yet incisions, recesses, and openings add variation to the orderly surfaces, imparting depth and distinguishing each side. Horizontally, the facade presents a rhythmic grouping of floors in pairs, with the exception of the ground level, which has significantly higher ceilings and stands out on its own. Black glass ribbons weave across the natural stone facade, forming a second layer that visually divides each floor pair. At the building’s corners, these bands become more prominent, creating an open and inviting gesture toward the city. The ground-floor facade is designed as a post and beam construction, with discreetly illuminated advertising lettering for the stores integrated under the lintel.

The main office entrance on Hohe Bleiche passes through a three-story open atrium, providing access to the office floors. An additional entrance, accessible from Axel-Springer-Platz, leads to a spacious lobby suitable for in-house events. Balconies on the long south side facing the block interior provide natural shade for the offices and, like the ground floor terrace, serve as popular gathering spots for casual encounters and quick fresh air breaks.