Eclipse Campus is a newly built vertical work campus situated on Kennedydamm in Dusseldorf. The campus is designed specifically for developers and serves as the home of PwC Germany, an auditing and consulting firm. The campus is the result of a collaboration between UNStudio and German architecture firm HPP Architects, with HPP Architects handling the realization.
Concept Behind Eclipse Campus
The primary goal behind the design of this Eclipse Campus is to encourage interaction and creativity, providing an inspiring and appealing work environment for the current generation of talent. The building is 60 meters tall and offers around 27,000 m2 of modern office space that is filled with natural light, providing approximately 1,200 workstations. The interior spans across 16 stories and includes impressive communication and experience areas. The lively atria serve as the communicative backbone of the building. The overall vision for this vertical campus is one of transparency and openness, extending a welcoming gesture to the surrounding neighborhood. Diagram
Eclipse Campus Tower boasts a unique triangular floor plan that follows the shape of the site. It has been built on a two-story podium and has two basement levels that provide a range of services, including a service entrance, delivery area, parking for 455 vehicles, and a 200-space bicycle storage. Additionally, the tower features a 360-degree facade, which blends seamlessly with the surrounding site. The northern-facing f...