Kaffee, headquarters, Germany

One of Germany’s most beloved coffee brewing companies, Kaffee, has just moved into their curvy new 106,000 square foot headquarters. 3Deluxe, the visionaries behind the architecture and design of the project, wanted to combine the effect of a striking sculptural architecture with the functionality of commercial workplace needs for 300 employees. The result of this idea manifested into a 4-story, asymmetrical, form-flowing layered structure.

Every morning, employees are greeted with a drive through coffee shop, giving the people of the company a moment to experience the products of their company on a daily basis.



Asymmetrically curved facade bands connect all the buildings and flow together, you would never guess there is actually an orthogonal grid of the underlying concrete frame.


The interiors follow in suit with the exteriors; form flowing. The walls undulate to become seating and desks, the floors pop up to create benches, and the walls break open to create shelves and lighting.



Ultimately, the team at Kaffee wanted the expressive architecture of the new headquarters to be established as a fundamental part of the company’s branding, because competence and innovative spirit is their mantra.



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Company Headquarters Displaying Interesting Architecture Details: Jansen Campus

Jansen Campus is the new headquarters of a Swiss steel and plastics company located in Oberriet, Switzerland and designed by Lugano-based practice Davide Macullo Architects. Discovered on designboom, the building complex consists of inclined panels of different sizes, having an overall interesting visual effect. Here are some descriptive details from the architects, concerning the interiors of the project: “The internal landscape is articulated as a fluid zone, acting as an extension of the urban streets of the village. A system of solids and voids expand in all directions. The apparent mass of the building is dematerialized internally, flooded with natural light. The public functions are distributed from a reception space on the ground floor. Rooms for meetings, business lunches and a restaurant all lead off this area. Beside the reception is the ‘mission control’ representing the operational heart of the company and acts almost like the stock market, where all information regarding the inner workings of the company is processed here in real time“. The building complex is structured on three levels, as follows: on the first floor there is a workplace, an informal meeting space and the meeting rooms, the second level accommoadates an open plan office for the communications section and the upper floor is where the boardroom and a panoramic terrace are located.
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