This residential building leaves an indelible mark on the densely packed landscape of Wilhelminian style buildings. It stands out as a sharply delineated, monolithic, matt black cube whose irregularly arranged, jutting bright loggias charge the entire structure by introducing an element of contrast.

These floor-to-ceiling glazed loggias interact with the elegant mosaic of freely arranged, dark Eternit slabs and act as extensions of the apartments into the green space of the park.

At the same time, the appearance of the façade is determined by these elements. The extremely cantilevered, perforated roof construction provides a counterweight to the severity of this corner building and caps its upper edge with a dynamic gesture.

The rooftop terrace is open to all, its sauna and relaxation zones offer attractive places of rest for all residents.

Photovoltaic cells embedded into the rooftop provide enough energy to fuel the facilities in the common access zones. A clever interplay of different spatial modules reminisces the legendary Rubik’s Cube, a toy popular in the 1980s that challenged the coordination and intelligence of an entire generation.