Pohl's office building is their flagship. It combines the practical demands of administrative operations with the need for self-representation. The expression is influenced by its location in a suburban industrial area, the company's traditions and underground constructions. The ground floor allows permeability across the large site. The floors combine large and cellular offices. The strip windows, concrete skeleton and modular partition system allow for a flexible floor plan. The top floor with a terrace is designed for the management. The entire building is connected by a spiral staircase.

The façade is clad in corten sheets, referring to the sheet piles and the collectors. Even the rounded cores and facade cladding are reminders of technological equipment. The design of the internal installations is also inspired by technology and is acknowledged. The industrial character of the surroundings is also supported by the selection of new vegetation in contrast to the rusted façade.

This is a new building. It is based on piles and on a monolithic foundation slab. The construction system is variable according to the floor. The main structural system is columnar with reinforced concrete ceilings and cores. A monolithic reinforced concrete attic has been constructed around the perimeter of the ceiling slabs to act as a load-bearing lintel. The steel façade is anchored into this attic. Vertical load-bearing structures 4. NP are formed by steel columns filled with concrete. The internal columns and bearing walls are made of monolithic reinforced concrete.
There are two staircases in the building, the main one is monolithic reinforced concrete and the secondary one is steel.
The roof is flat reinforced concrete with green retention.
The façade consists of lightweight structural glazing in Nos. 1 and 4. The conventional office floors have strip windows and corten sheet cladding. The beams of the façade are made of steel columns in the shape of the letter 'I'.