320 meters long
The design is divided into three segments, breaking down the long and narrow site into comprehensible parts.
Divided and connected by large open and green atriums these spaces become the natural meetingpoint for the buildings pulse.
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Berlin Germany
PLTFRM is designed to be as self-sufficient as possible. It reduces the amount of off-site energy needed to run the building by two thirds, leaving just 34,5 kWh/ sqm.
Energy is recovered from a waste water duct (with a heat exchanger) and with the help of a heat pump to heat and cool occupied areas, thanks to an innovative collaboration with the municipal water supplier, Berliner Wasserbetriebe. 20% of the building’s electricity (10.5 kWh/sqm) is locally produced and will come from 2830 m² of roof and façade solar panels
While ARROW’s roots are set in Scandinavia, our outlook is global, sharing Scandinavian values with the rest of the world. We’re explorers, curious to discover what can be brought back home following the completion of global projects.