The
result: a stylish mix of urban flair and business sleek. Like any city that’s
organically grown, buildings and facilities differ in terms of form and
function. The way they are used and enjoyed uniting them. On campus, a global
and regional vibe fuses to create a dynamic subculture felt all the way to and
boosted by the imposing presence of Munich Airport.
LabCampus should not be confused for a business park. It has a clear focus on shared innovation and collaboration which is physically embodied in its open, community-driven design. No wonder KCAP Architects&Planners—known for developing world famous sustainable urban spaces—were felt to be the perfect development partners. Now, on site, diversity and constrast define the architectural identity of LabCampus. Different spaces allocated for different uses exist in harmony. Tak ...
Creating open space is of central importance in the LabCampus concept. From the start, we wanted the infrastructure to create natural connections. And the space between—our outdoor areas—to be left for our residents to discover and make their own. Designed by the Munich-based Studio Vulkan, the central walkway that meanders along the full length of the site is symbolic of our commitment to progress and inclusivity. In the years to come, innovators and pioneers from various walk ...
The spirit of collaboration at LabCampus is also borne out in our unique signage system. Instead of mainstream signs or placards, elegantly designed artifical trees serve as sculptures that show the way. At home in Stuttgart, the design studio uebele joined forces with light architect Lunalicht to create a combination of signage and lighting unique to our campus. And taking its outdoor vibe to the next level: Streets, open spaces and squares all bear inspiring names, reflecting ...