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O&O Baukunst 监督了 Wüstenrot & Württembergische AG 的一个占地 160,000 平方米、拥有 4,000 个工作场所的商务园区的建设。
W&W 校园于 2023 年开放。作为连接的共享场所，它是统一的 Wüstenrot & Württembergische AG 的建筑代表。这家保险集团原先分散在四个不同的地点，现在在 Ludwigsburg 和 Kornwestheim 之间拥有一个新的中央总部。该物业距离 Wüstenrot 塔仅几米，后者将被改建为公寓。在这个理想城市的边缘——位于汽车电影院、火车站和田野之间——这片理想城市的一部分被果园环绕，是一个由七座建筑组成的压缩型城市综合体，这些建筑之间相互交融。
该项目通过国际竞赛进行了选择。O&O 的设计获胜，因为其建筑体积实现了期望的扩展，通过在已经开发的物业的一部分上建造高城市密度，将该物业的相邻区域留给了新的用途。校园的高城市密度也是新创建的工作环境的概念基础。
该校园借鉴了城市词汇。两个具有可自由划分办公空间的L形建筑环绕着一个内部庭院。这些庭院房屋以一种由露台和通道创建的大道的松散配置聚集在一起，所有社区设施都集中在这里。
从有盖的入口庭院开始，校园从北到南延伸，就像一条城市街道。员工可以选择各种工作环境和一个共享区域进行休息和交流。各种用途包括咖啡馆和小酒馆、一个可容纳 900 人的公司餐厅、会议室、会议和培训区域、公司医疗和卫生中心，以及可以通过沿着有天窗的通道短暂步行到达的体育和休闲区域。通道和露台在建筑之间交错，与项目的一部分果园融为一体。南部入口处有两个停车场和一个自行车站，为交通基础设施提供了完整的解决方案。
裸露的混凝土、砖块和木材的混合主导了室内和室外表面。所有材料都没有覆盖。从先前开发的拆除中获得的再生混凝土被用于建造外壳。立面采用沙色砖块，带有复合木铝窗户。砖块材料和大而深的砖块窗户开口突显了校园的耐久性和城市氛围。
O&O Baukunst oversaw the construction of a 160,000-square-metre business campus with 4,000 workplaces for the Wüstenrot & Württembergische AG. The W&W Campus opened its doors in 2023. A shared place to connect, it is the built representation of the unified Wüstenrot & Württembergische AG. The insurance group, originally scattered across four different locations, now has a new central headquarters between Ludwigsburg and Kornwestheim. The property is located just a few metres from the Wüstenrot tower, which will be converted into apartments. At the outskirts of the neighbourhood—between a drive-in cinema, train station, and fields—this piece of ideal city is surrounded by orchards, a compressed urban complex of seven buildings that interact with each other. The project was selected through an international competition. O&O’s design won because its construction volumes fulfilled the desired expansions by creating a high urban density that could be built on an already developed part of the property, leaving the adjoining areas of the property, in Ludwigsburg, to be put to new use. The high urban density of the campus is also a conceptual foundation of the newly created work environments. The campus draws from an urban vocabulary. Two L-shaped buildings with freely divisible office spaces clasp an inner courtyard. These courtyard houses gather in a loose configuration around a kind of avenue created by terraces and passages, where all the community facilities are clustered. Starting with the covered entrance courtyard, the campus stretches from north to south like a city street. Employees are offered various work environments and a shared area to relax and communicate. The diverse uses including cafés and bistros, a 900-seat company restaurant, meeting rooms, conference and training areas, company medical and health centre, and sports and leisure areas that can all be reached via a short walk along a daylit passageway. The passageways and terraces interlock between the buildings to merge with the orchards that are also part of the project. Two parking garages at the southern entrance and a bicycle station round out the transport infrastructure. A mixture of exposed concrete, brick, and wood dominates interior and exterior surfaces. All materials are unclad. Recycled concrete taken from the demolition of the previous development was used to build the shell. The façades are in sand-coloured brick with composite wood-aluminium windows. The brick material and large, deeply set brick window openings emphasise the durability and urban atmosphere of the campus.
