The Deutsche Bank Technology Center in existing structures
The world of work reprogrammed
Building Redevelopment, Berlin, 2025
The development of existing structures is the strategy here. When we reimagined the Deutsche Bank Campus in Berlin, it was not about creating just another office project.
The goal was to transform existing architecture into a high-performance “New Work” environment-serving IT, innovation, and banking simultaneously: a clear reimagining aimed at creating a tech campus that boosts engagement, identification, and efficiency all at once.
Systematic General Planning
Our role as general planner: technical renovation, spatial transformation, and new usage concepts—all while the facility remains in operation.
Building services, spatial layout, and operational logic were carefully integrated to maximize the efficient use of space while ensuring the ability to adapt flexibly to future needs.
Destination Area als Social Hub
The challenge went beyond the floor plan and interior design: traditional office structures were confronted with a new reality.
Hybrid work, international teams, and the expectation of genuine collaboration beyond “Zoom work.”
What needed to be added was the social dimension of work—a place that fosters interaction, allows for concentration, and fosters a sense of belonging.What needed to be added was the social dimension of work—a place that fosters interaction, allows for concentration, and fosters a sense of belonging.
These updated, future-proof spaces send a clear message about the commitment to investing in existing properties and making strategic use of innovative opportunities.
Photos: ©SchneppRenou, Video: ©Architonic
| Client | Deutsche Bank |
| Location | Berlin |
| Year | 2025 |
| GFA | ca.9.200 m² |
| Architecture | Buillding in existing structure |
| Typology | Buillding in existing structure, Transformation, New Work |
| Scope | General Planning, Phases 1–5, 6, 7; Artistic Direction |