Horizontal structure

The horizontally structured high-rise building offers darkly designed caesar floors with generous ceiling heights that shape the building and are characterized by a surrounding balcony zone. The other floors have balconies with different shapes dividing the large volume of the building.

The access zones on each floor are enhanced by views to the outside, creating a positive spatial experience and views to the colorful community rooms.

Planting and greenery

For planting and greenery Taborama offers fixed greening elements, plant troughs and rod elements in two shapes supporting the horizontal layering and encouraging the residents to green the building. It also provides a garden terrace with raised beds that is intensively used by the inhabitants. 

Communal areas on all levels

Distributed over the entire height of the Taborama are multi-storey communal spaces available to all residents of the building emphasizing the communal living experienece and arising the feeling of a local neighbourhood.

The color concept was made by the artist Ingo Nussbaumer, who gave the high-rise residential building its characteristic interior with its design concept.