The idea of the design is based on the aspiration to create buildings that are in dialogue with the surrounding district. This dialogue is being established by interconnection and a sense of openness. The design is defined by a relief-like pattern and structural elements.

The spacious colonnade along the Dreiecksplatz is a major design element connecting the buildings with its surroundings. Public spaces like retail and restaurants are located on the ground-floor along the square and Heidestraße to create a connection to the oudoor space.

The building structure is based on a load-bearing grid of columns with a distance of 3,90 meters and continuous floorslabs. Those two basic principles are visible in the facade.

Different types of facade elements are being used to fill the grid. Those facade elements are defined by the building typology (apartments, office, boarding house) and the designated use of the space behind the facade (bedroom, living room, loggia).

The facade of the upper floors is defined by the grid and a relief-like three-dimensionality. All solid paneels of the facade are slightly turned inwards along a vertical axis like a slighltly opened door, giving the facade an inviting and open feel.

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The modular design concept of the buildings is being continued with the modular design of the apartments.