Commercial building in Ingolstadt, Germany by Monovolume

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Commercial building in Ingolstadt, Germany by Monovolume architecture + design

December 23rd, 2014 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Monovolume architecture + design

New head office of the project company Eriagstraße is located in the industrial area south of Ingolstadt at a strategically important crossing point, opposite the football stadium.

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Architects: Monovolume architecture + design
Project: Commercial building
Location: Ingolstadt, Germany
Client: Projektgesellschaft Eriagstraße
Staff: Luca di Censo, Sergio Aguado Hernàndez
Stuctural engineering: Ingenierbüro für Baustatik GmbH
Realisation: 2013

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The building consists of a storage hall and an administrative wing. The management area extends over two floors and its facades are glazed. The company is working in drywall construction and shows these to the customer through the glass facade towards the crossroads.

The company building therefore becomes the company’s business card.

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Tags: Germany, Ingolstadt

Category: Commercial Building

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