Lanxess Tower

Lanxess Tower is a 22-story high-rise with gold-tinted glass windows in Deutz, Cologne. The structure rises approximately 95 meters and overlooks the Rhine with its clean, contemporary facade.

The structure was originally built between 1967 and 1969 as the Lufthansa headquarters. It underwent complete modernization from 2010 to 2013, after which Lanxess corporation established its base there.

The tower shapes the skyline of Deutz with its contemporary design, becoming a recognizable landmark in the neighborhood. You can see how it anchors the surrounding business district and draws people through its integrated public spaces.

The building connects directly to public transportation with multiple streetcar lines serving the area. Its location on the Rhine makes it easy to reach on foot and helps with orientation thanks to the river proximity.

After renovation, the building received certifications for sustainable construction and energy efficiency. These standards show how modernization can transform older structures into contemporary facilities.

Location: Deutz

Inception: 1969

Floors above the ground: 22

Elevators: 13

Height: 95 m

GPS coordinates: 50.93722,6.97000

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:22