In this tech company's new space, fixtures are stripped back to the essentials. Here’s why
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Bergstraße 37, 58579 Schalksmühle, Germany
Design
NGA Nehse & Gerstein Architekten BDA
Client
Albrecht Jung GmbH & Co KG
Electrical installation equipment and KNX bus system
Jung
Interior Lighting
Artemide S.p.A
Outdoor Lighting
Erco GmbH
Furniture
Floor Area
711 sq-m
The former residence of Albrecht Jung, founder of Jung, has been transformed into a multifunctional think-tank, meeting space and service centre for the building technology company, which took a surprisingly subtle approach to the in
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