The building will now have two entrances. The entrance on Machabäerstrasse will feature a central entrance with three glass portals, strikingly set one-and-a-half floors high into the brick facade. Its arched design is a modern interpretation of Moritz’s original concept, gracefully guiding visitors into the historic entrance hall. From there, a grand staircase leads to the former cashier’s hall on the mezzanine floor. An open “meet and greet area” is planned here, connecting the atrium, flanking stairwells, and the office and reception areas on Machabäerstrasse. The second entrance is located in the extension on Turiner Strasse. It provides access to the central conference area, the staircase for the office units on the upper floors, and the two-story “Gartrium.” This hybrid garden-atrium, lushly planted with greenery, is set back half a story along the Turiner Strasse facade. Floor-to-ceiling glazing allows daylight to penetrate deep into the building. A café/bistro directly connects to the central atrium, with an elevated terrace situated in the sheltered courtyard within the block’s interior. The adjoining roof areas of the basement will be intensively greened. Three office rental units are planned for each of the 1st to 4th floors, with two self-contained but interconnectable units on the 5th floor. Our goal is to create spaces with exceptional quality of stay, including well-designed open spaces in the workplaces. The new roof terrace will be partly covered with a shady, airy pergola, while other roof areas will be greened and equipped with discreet photovoltaic elements.