Construction Management Office Building John F. Kennedy Haus, Berlin. Construction Time: 2012 – 2015

John F. Kennedy Haus is situated in one of the most exciting places in Berlin where it stands imposingly with its expressive architecture by the renowned architects Auer Weber Assoziierte (Munich). The varied façade is impressive due to high-quality materials such as coquina and brushed aluminium. On the inside, the elegant metal cladding on the walls and the natural stone floors continue the play on materials. Accordingly, the lobby welcomes visitors with an impressive sense of space. On the office floors, the ceiling height of up to three metres, full-length windows and corridor walls with glass sections make the building light and transparent, creating all kinds of opportunities for the sunlight to work its magic.

Exemplary sustainability

John F. Kennedy Haus is a future-oriented Green Building. The standards currently specified in the German Energy Conservation Regulations (EnEV) have been surpassed to a considerable extent. In terms of the choice of materials, the focus is also very much on sustainability: during the construction phase, favoured materials from the region were being used and all the timber is sourced from sustainably managed forests. Once it is completed, John F. Kennedy Haus will be certified by the German Sustainable Building Council as a Green Building.