iCampus in the Werksviertel - I8

Modernes Bürogebäude mit Glasfassade, parkende Autos davor.

Modernes Gebäude mit grünen Strukturen und Bäumen

Modernes Gebäude mit Glasfassade und grünem Rahmen

Moderne Bürogebäude mit Garten im Vordergrund.

Modernes Bürogebäude in urbaner Umgebung bei Tag.

Moderne Gebäudefassade mit Glas und Metallstrukturen.

Modernes Gebäude mit großen Fenstern und grüner Fassade.

Grünes modernes Gebäude mit Glasfassade und Bäumen.

Moderne Aufzugslobby mit zwei Fahrstühlen

Modernes Atrium mit Glasfassaden und Pflanzen.

Modernes Atrium mit Treppen und Pflanzen

Moderne Gebäude mit Glasfassade im Grünen

iCampus in the Werksviertel – I8

With the new I8 building in Munich's Werksviertel district, the iCampus is setting a strong example for sustainable urban development and modern working environments. The six-story office building was built as a timber hybrid, combining visible construction elements made of wood with robust concrete. This creates an architecture that is not only technically innovative but also sets ecological standards.

The facade, made of recycled aluminum in a soft green tone, is reminiscent of the industrial character of the location while blending harmoniously into the new urban environment. Inside, a spacious atrium opens up, directing daylight deep into the building and creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. Open staircases, bright surfaces, and flexible floor plans promote exchange, creativity, and a new form of interaction in everyday working life.

The building meets the highest standards of sustainability. In addition to the resource-saving construction method, this includes energy-efficient systems, areas for electromobility and bicycle parking spaces, as well as a roof terrace that offers views as far as the Alps. This makes I8 not only a place to work but also a place for meeting and inspiration.

Our office had the task of developing the artificial lighting design for the project. The interplay of wood and light was a particular challenge and, at the same time, a great pleasure. The aim was to emphasize the natural warmth of the material, to clearly structure paths and zones, and at the same time to enable flexible use. With finely tuned luminaires, targeted accents, and sensitive color temperature, we have created spaces that are oriented towards daylight and strengthen the character of the building. The result is a harmonious lighting concept that brings technology and architecture into harmony and puts people at the center.

Location

Munich, Germany

Architecture

C.F. Møller Architects, Copenhagen with RKW Architektur+, Düsseldorf

Building owner

R&S Immobilienmanagement GmbH

Period

2022 – 2025

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