façade of the building to be open to the road and creates a striking first impression upon arrival . The central focus of the main façade is a play on the ‘ K ’ of the Krones logo , with the design being loosely interpreted architecturally to create two wings . These wings extrude out from the main envelope of the building ; the left wing floating above concrete pillars that open up the space below to create a covered walkway . The right wing has floor to ceiling glazing looking through to the public and office space over two floors . The
glazing consists of numerous rectangular shapes of differing dimensions and opacity , adding an additional design element to the façade which is particularly striking when lit at night . A feature of the building is the third floor entertainment space that adds an additional dimension to the façade as it rises up above the entrance .
A key design element was inclusivity throughout the office component . Disability access via a central lift and ramp is provided to all floors including the canteen and entertainment deck .
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