The store has a its own entrance, with discreet backlit black lettering complementing the effect of the surrounding large shop windows, sending bold signals into the urban space. Directly next to the main entrance, providing access to the office floors, is a bicycle garage – a friendly amenity encouraging car-free commutes, with a changing room in the basement. Throughout the building, corridors and access areas maintain a uniformly neutral design aesthetic. SMP Strategy Consulting occupies floors 5 through 8 as the general tenant and commissioned us with developing the interior design to reflect a modern approach to consulting, aligning with the architectural language already established.

Each of the office floors, spanning 400 square meters, offers contemporary working options seamlessly integrated into the planning grid without spatial constraints. Employees can work individually or in pairs in glazed cubicles, at large “Workbenches” in the open space that can be partitioned off with curtains, at the window bar with views of Berliner Allee, in the closed meeting room, in the “Phone Box,” or informally in the kitchenette. The carpentry furniture, crafted from dark-stained oak with rounded corners, echoes the architecture’s design language. Building construction, interior design, and carefully curated furnishings synthesize into a cohesive, holistic environment. At the heart of the office lies a professionally equipped kitchen, ideal for hosting cooking events with guests. Meals can be enjoyed at a long communal table in the “Town Hall” or on the green roof terrace surrounded by trees and plants – all while overlooking the bustling cityscape.