The Eclipse is a vertical work campus on Kennedydamm in Düsseldorf and the headquarters of the auditing and consulting firm PwC Germany. Together with the L'Oréal headquarters opposite, the 16-storey Eclipse forms the northern gateway to Düsseldorf city centre.
The high-rise building is characterised by its unique vertical campus typology. The new building is particularly striking due to its shed-like windows, which are reminiscent of typical New York building façades. There are six multi-storey atriums with external access on three sides of the building. The building also has a roof terrace, which can be reached via a promenade, and a green roof garden, which contributes to an environmentally friendly climate. The two-storey podium separates the Eclipse from the Hilton Hotel and, together with the main entrance in the entrance hall of the tower block, forms the interface to the forecourt.
The 60 metre high building offers approx. 27,000 m² of light-flooded, modern office space with approx. 1,200 workstations.
The doors of the Eclipse open with the HAFI Premium Design 344 by Ben van Berkel | UNStudio.
Architects: UNStudio | Hpp Architects
Pictures © HGEsch
Public Line Premium Design frame doors 344
Public Line frame doors 354
Public Line window handle 253
Public Line frame doors knob 280
Public Line frame doors knob 288
Door stop Design 986
| Architect | UNStudio (Amsterdam) | HPP Architekten (Düsseldorf) |
| Year | 2022 |
