House FOUR

A continuous brick base anchors the architecture in the history of the neighborhood—above it, modern office floors unfold in a clear, contemporary language.

House FOUR.2 captivates with brick facades in the “colors of Cologne” and a striking pattern that gives it an unmistakable presence. House FOUR.1 forms the elegant counterpart: resting on a gray brick base, crowned by iridescent steel panels that transform industrial austerity into flowing lightness. 

Key data at a glance
✨ Two self-sufficient buildings that can be connected to each other
🔄 Divisible from: 400 m²
🪴 2 terraces

1️⃣ FOUR.1: 8,120 m²
📐 6 floors
📊 Standard floor: 1,531 m²

2️⃣ FOUR.2: 5,780 m²
📐 6 floors
📊 Standard floor: 1,531 m²

⚡️On-site underground parking garage with electric charging stations
♿️ Maximum accessibility
🏅 Aiming for the highest certifications
🔋 Electricity-based heating/cooling and PV system
🌡️ Passive heating/cooling via ceiling sails

Setting new standards with a generous sense of space
📏 Room heights: Ground floor ≥ 4.5 m | Upper floors ≥ 3.4 m
🪵 Load capacity on the ground floor: up to 10 kN/m²

Planned uses
🏬 Ground floor: local amenities, Commercial/Restaurant space
🏫 Upper floors: Office space

🛠️ Start of construction: expected Q2 2026

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