# Rhenania

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Rhenania is an architectural complex in Munich’s Werksviertel, combining a former freight company villa with contemporary offices. Its centre holds a listed neoclassical villa from the 1920s. The former Rhenania administrative building features two storeys and elegant pilasters, giving the villa its neoclassical character. Modern black façades surround the historic villa on the campus. A warm shimmer comes from yellow and golden iron mica developed for the façade in a Swiss laboratory. Sunlight changes the façade’s warm appearance across the complex.

The campus follows an urban-village concept with outdoor seating, long wooden benches, and green roof terraces for work and leisure. These spaces create room for work, leisure, and connection. Engineering features include component-activated ceiling elements that support efficient heating and cooling throughout the offices. Flexible layouts accommodate businesses of different sizes. The Werksviertel once housed production linked with mashed potatoes, motorcycles, and men’s suits. Rhenania reflects that former industrial setting clearly. Smaller-scale development along Friedenstrasse connects the complex with its surrounding neighbourhood. Rhenania brings historic architecture and modern workplace design together in Munich.

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