The building comprises an extension for the company to accommodate human genetic research, sequencing diagnostics and patient treatment facilities. A new L-shaped structure has been created to complement the existing L-shaped building complex. Together, they form a clear, robust, urban building module set around a new courtyard. The three-storey extension ensures medical practices, treatment rooms, laboratories and offices are seamlessly interconnected across all levels.

The project achieves a balance between an inviting, patient-friendly ambience and the cutting-edge technology which defines the company. Consequently, the rooms feature a bright, open design while ensuring discretion. The warm choice of materials, colour scheme and tactile elements foster a sense of approachability for patients and employees.

The segmentation of the façade serves as a symbolic architectural translation of the company’s field of activity – sequencing. Similar to a double helix, the individual module façade elements enclose the basic structure consisting of a flexible, core-activated, reinforced concrete frame construction. Mirroring the theme of sequencing in the architectural design, these wooden module elements create a memorable rhythm and herald the start of construction for the new Cybervalley research park in the city of Tübingen.

Comprising an extension to accommodate research, diagnostics and treatment facilities, the structure forms a clear urban module. The extension ensures treatment rooms, laboratories and offices are seamlessly interconnected. The project achieves a balance between an inviting, patient-friendly ambience and the cutting-edge technology of the company. The rooms feature open design while ensuring discretion. The façade segmentation symbolizes an architectural translation of the firm`s field of activity – sequencing. Like a double helix, the individual module façade elements enclose the basic structure. Mirroring the theme of sequencing, these wooden modules create a memorable rhythm.