ThyssenKrupp-Quartier, Corporate headquarters in Essen, Germany.
The ThyssenKrupp Quarter is an administrative headquarters in Essen that spans a large urban area with multiple office buildings and a central cube featuring a dynamic facade system. The complex connects different buildings through linked pathways and smaller squares.
The complex stands on the former grounds of a major steel foundry established in 1811 that marked the beginning of industrial development. This transformation from a production facility to a modern administrative center reflects the historical shift of the region.
The site represents a connection between industrial heritage and modern work culture. Visitors can observe how the location has transformed from a production center into a space for office work and collaborative exchange.
The site is spaciously laid out and allows for exploration on foot along various routes. The open areas between buildings are accessible to visitors and provide orientation points for navigation.
The central cube's facade consists of thousands of slats that automatically reposition based on sunlight exposure, creating a different pattern each day. This system creates a living surface that constantly changes without requiring manual adjustments.
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