NOVE by Citterio

The

former freight depot near Munich's main railway station has been the

subject of a major urban development project in recent years, the

Arnulfpark. The vacant lots quickly closed, until in 2016 with the new building NOVE the last of them disappeared. The

building provides office space on a usable area of 27,500 m² in

the modern environment of trade, living and culture of Arnulfpark. At

the same time, the architecture created by Antonio Citterio visibly

stands out from its surroundings when viewed from outside: golden

aluminum frames decorate the windows and lend the building a striking,

three-dimensional structure. The inside features warmer materials such as wood and natural stone. The ensemble is structured around six central floors around a central 23-metre-high atrium and a 9-storey high-rise building. For its sustainable building concept, NOVE was awarded the LEED Platinum certification.

Lindner Objektdesign was commissioned to carry out carpentry work as a specialist for interior fit-out and furnishings. This includes wooden wall claddings, wooden baffle ceilings and a large number of doors with different requirement profiles. Through

the use of wood from certified sources and the use of environmentally

friendly production methods, Lindner contributed to the overall

certification of the NOVE.