The inviting entrance lobby acts as an unmistakable business card for the user. Guests can make their initial contact at the reception desk in a relaxed atmosphere. A discreetly installed flat screen conveys additional visual information, thereby creating a positive experience when they are addressed personally.

The bright room reinterprets the functions of a time-honoured lounge. The room is decorated in fresh colours and helps to put the waiting guest in a relaxed mood.

On the grass-green cushions you can unwind, have a lively conversation or simply bridge the time taking in the sweeping view over the city.

Although a familiar setting, the classic cubicle office solution has been transformed. An ostensibly conventional space literally emerges in a different light thanks to its high-quality transparent design. The walls to the corridor are made of floor-to-ceiling glass. The spatial separation breaks up the floor-to-ceiling windows in a peripheral manner, thereby increasing the angle of view, which in any case permits an extraordinarily broad perspective due to the curved outer skin of the MAIN TOWER.

Efficient modular dimensions allow for a variety of floor plan options tailored to the needs of the user, from an attractive individual office to a representative meeting room.

Skilfully placed functional areas create a multi-purpose office landscape. The principle of team-building communication has been realised by grouping desks and chairs as well as by placing furniture that is ergonomically optimised meeting areas.

The kitchenette, equipped with modern technology, elegantly nestles into the round shape of the skyscraper core.

The spacious conference room exudes a functional, modern and elegant atmosphere. State-of-the-art interactive communication and presentation technology reliably integrates decentralised company structures and remote customers.

The MAIN TOWER is certainly a skyscraper. Imaginative ideas draw the sky inwards and impressively illustrate the unexpected possibilities revealed by the highly variable spaces of this high-rise building.