The organization of the floor plans within the TVG is designed for easy orientation and navigation throughout the building. The key functional areas for working, communication, meeting, and dining/canteen, along with spaces for social or cultural activities, are clearly separated while fostering an “open house” atmosphere throughout the ensemble. To maximize the potential of urban greenery, our design integrates roof gardens, courtyards, and a year-round green facade starting at the base and rising 70 meters high. A standout feature is the dynamic facade greening, with plants specifically chosen for sun and wind exposure on each side of the building, providing habitats for biodiversity and helping to regulate the microclimate, enhancing the well-being of people in the area.

For the 28 high-rise levels, we envision a modern and adaptable work environment that meets the need for communicative and healthy workplaces with access to the outdoors on every floor. The layout can be easily modified to accommodate diverse current and future usage scenarios and occupancy configurations. We carefully coordinated architecture, facade design, and building technology to achieve maximum user comfort with minimum energy consumption. The building envelope features high insulation to reduce energy needs, while rooftop solar panels generate approximately 40 % of the energy required. Daylight is maximized throughout the space, complemented by an effective sun protection system. We also prioritize individual environmental controls and internal energy synergies wherever possible. The modular C2C timber-concrete hybrid construction is optimized for structural efficiency and incorporates concentrated vertical service cores. This allows for flexible planning and usage, making it easy to adapt the building to changing needs and future repurposing.