Züblin-Haus Headquarters

Retreat and meeting rooms in the central zone

ZÜBLIN-Haus – the corporate headquarters of Ed. Züblin AG in Stuttgart's Möhringen district – was built in 1983/1984 according to a design by the Pritzker Prize winner Prof. Gottfried Böhm. In 2016, the feco-feederle Office Team, in dialogue with Züblin, designed one floor in this listed building as an open and organic floor space as an alternative to the otherwise strict interior modular grid.

Builder: Ed. Züblin AG, Stuttgart
Occupant: Ed. Züblin AG, turnkey construction, Stuttgart
Planning: Prof. Gottfried Böhm, Cologne
Completion: 2016
City: Stuttgart
Sector: Education
Certification: DGNB silver
Office furniture: Cafeteria, Lounge, Workplaces
Photos: Nikolay Kazakov
Brands: Steelcase, Brunner, Vitra, Montana

Züblin, Stuttgart │ retreat and meeting rooms in the central zone │ various room zones

Even the technical infrastructure became visible through an expanded-metal suspended ceiling. Retreat and meeting rooms in the central zone as well as meandering paths offer exciting vistas and separate the various room zones. The workstations were furnished with Steelcase furniture. The vitra Joy Bench offers flexibility for project-specific working groups, while Brunner lounge furniture enables informal exchange. The attractive roof terraces were also integrated into the concept with outdoor furniture from Montana as communication and inspiration areas. feco-feederle has with its communicative, contemporary office concept incorporated the same number of workplaces in the area and thus developed a sustainable alternative.