Key：Germany

项目概况:

CocaCola Headquarters in Berlin designed by German NPS Tchoban Voss is completed in 2013. This building complex with an area of 10263 sqm is located on the site of the former Osthafen (“East Port”) along the River Spree, which currently form together one of the city’s trendiest neighbourhoods with high development potential and great popularity. Excellent public transport connections with commuter and underground lines, as well as numerous bus routes complete the location’s excellent appeal. The building is LEED-Gold certified The seven-storey building adapts to the existing Osthafen structures in terms of alignment, cubage and design. At the same time it represents an independent architectural structure. The building’s rough shape is a box with three similar façades and one open, structured side towards the River Spree. The water façade to the south is fully glazed; in front is a gallery-like balcony spanning the width of the building and faced with a structure that serves as a fixed sunscreen, comprising slim, vertically S-shaped profiles and horizontal beams at different spacing. The three other façades are divided by short strip windows, switching positions at each level, and are clad in glazed ceramic elements in various red tones. The supporting structure is reinforced concrete with internal pillars and bracing stairwell cores. The entrance in the center of the façade opens into a generously proportioned double-storey lobby. The service entrance for offices and cafeteria is on the eastern side. Most of the office area complies with an open-plan concept, single offices were separated by glazings.