The now six-story building received a new rear-ventilated natural stone facade on both sides. The elevations are classically structured, with the two-story retail spaces forming a solid base. Pillars taper elegantly downward, while generously glazed entrances and storefronts create a bright and inviting appearance. From the 3rd to 6th floors, the central section has a classic perforated facade emphasizing the horizontal through profiled natural stone bands. As the building protrudes slightly from the row, these bands wrap around the corners on the right and left. This allows the building to stand out subtly, while the stonework facade conveys solidity and quality. Floor-to-ceiling windows inserted into both facades provide integrated sunshades, with transparent fall protection minimizing visual obstructions. Prominent illuminated signage is unnecessary – the large storefront windows alone signal strongly to the urban environment. The brand names “Mulberry” and “Giorgio Armani” are integrated discreetly into the dark aluminum facade elements.

The office floors are accessed via the entrance on Neuer Wall. The space here is scarce and precious; the cladding of the double-height hall with backlit metal slats dramatizes the height and the path to the open staircase and modernized elevator. Each office floor provides around 500 square meters of space, which we structured and organized to accommodate the needs of its occupants. All workstations are naturally lit and ventilated – a simple, resource-saving measure that brings employees more comfort. MOMENI itself occupies the 5th floor. Here, we continued our concept with the interior design, furnishing the offices to a high standard with custom-made furniture. Warm leather wall paneling and the fireplace room foster a distinctive work atmosphere. Through the revitalization of Neuer Wall 69, we preserved valuable architectural heritage, gained valuable inner-city space, and optimized its functionality for the future, earning LEED Gold certification.