The building complex with a gross floor area of 35,000 m² for the ORGA card systems sees itself as a built strategy of the future-open building: Growth of the company and constant change of the working processes require a new definition of the working world.
The building is located in an industrial area and describes its context itself. The staggered arrangement of the pavilions maximizes the external impact of all 850 workplaces. Group offices, meeting zones, laboratories or assembly areas can change in a team-oriented manner. The casino accentuates the green campus of the complex: its front welcomes arriving guests and forms the entrance with the entrance pavilion. Its long side forms a small square with cherry trees together with the adjacent pavilion.
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