CBA planned the new office space with a total area of 14.000m2 on the campus of the "Neue Balan" in Munich for the globally active consulting company Accenture. The challenge of the project was to combine several sub-companies of Accenture at one location and in one design concept. The large areas were structured and organised through a city-like concept. The result is an office that combines the themes of work, communication, interaction and recreation in three buildings in an innovative way. 

An interior concept had to be developed which could be implemented on a few thousand square meters and still respond to the needs of the individual companies. An urban planning approach in which the elements of a city such as parks, plazas and neighborhoods were interpreted in terms of interior architecture finally formed the basis of the design, which optimally implements Accenture's New Work requirements. The existing buildings dictated the industrial look of the interior. Modern, high-quality surfaces were deliberately contrasted with the rough, white concrete surfaces. Uses in the buildings resulted from the geometries of the existing buildings. 

The parks and plazas were deliberately placed in the respective connecting corners of the u-shaped ensemble to create short distances and to promote communication and interaction among the employees. The project was implemented with local and regional craftsmen as far as possible. The clear configuration of the areas, similar to urban development, makes it easy to find your way around the building. Parks and plazas are located where the buildings meet. 

The most public areas, such as the Connect Space and the Campus Max, are located on the ground floor. An additional, differentiated signage concept underlines the efficient use. Together with Accenture, an office location with an exceptionally high proportion of communal and communication areas was implemented. Due to the COVID pandemic, adjustments to the planning process had to be made again and again. After many employees work from home, the Munich location has increasingly become a point of contact for employees for workshops, project meetings or office events. 

This hybrid way of working at an innovative location embodies Accenture's working philosophy. During implementation, value was placed on local and regional companies. But Accenture also attached importance to a local planning office when selecting the interior designers in order to keep travel distances for planning meetings or site inspections short. After all, the entire planning and construction period of the project took almost four years. Natural materials such as wood, textiles or stone were used for most parts for the interior design.