- Sabine Drey
When a firm uses the architecture of a production site to call attention to its brand, the chances are good that it will not become yet another of the anonymous “boxes” that malign industrial zones of urban peripheries worldwide. Tillich Architekten recognised the opportunity and designed an elegant building for a textile print company on Munich’s north side. Special regard should be paid to the “envelope”: geometric folded concrete panels give the block-like building massing a distinctive appearance.
