MODERN WORKING SPACE IN THE ARCHITECTURAL ICON

The unmistakable aesthetic of the Arne Jacobsen Haus lies in its reduced language of form and its functionality. To preserve it as a harmonious total work of art and at the same time bring it into the future, a team of architects, designers and developers created a balance combining the existing potential and a delicate transformation into the modern working environment. The spirit of Arne Jacobsen was united with the challenges of the New Work.

FACTS & FIGURES

Address: Überseering 12,
22297 Hamburg

Architects:
Prof. Arne Jacobsen, Otto Weitling Assoc.
Architekten M. A. A., Copenhagen

Inauguration 1969

Revitalization 2023–2026

Architects for the revitalisation: KSP ENGEL

153 m long, 44 m high

15 floors, of which 12 are office floors with around 37,600 sq m lettable area

Up to 1,800 work stations

LEED certification planned

Around 540 car parking spaces, some with charging stations for e-vehicles

Around 540 covered bicycle stands, some with charging stations for e-bikes

The Arne Jacobsen Haus will develop into a strong and identity-forming centre, focusing on the diverse needs of a new working culture. A high-quality and unique business location with a finely balanced and holistic utilisation concept.

It all started with the vision of making an architectural classic fit for the future. The end result will be a working environment which redefines the concept of the future.