Spaces for the future
VJU stands for a building with a vision for modern work
The world of work has progressed rapidly. It is different today from what it was two years ago. And who knows what it will be in one, five, or ten years from now. Buildings will have to anticipate this trend, renew themselves and offer the people of today as well as those of tomorrow spaces that allow for concentration and creativity as well as relaxation. But beyond that, they also need to offer quality of stay, light, greenery and optimal connections, so that you can easily reach your destination on foot or by bus or train.
In the middle of Frankfurt, a city that sets national and international standards, the VJU is the place with a vision which offers employees at a prime business location in the banking district the technical and spatial conditions as well as a relaxed atmosphere for modern work. Step inside.
Spaces for the future
VJU stands for a building with a vision for modern work
The world of work has progressed rapidly. It is different today from what it was two years ago. And who knows what it will be in one, five, or ten years from now. Buildings will have to anticipate this trend, renew themselves and offer the people of today as well as those of tomorrow spaces that allow for concentration and creativity as well as relaxation. But beyond that, they also need to offer quality of stay, light, greenery and optimal connections, so that you can easily reach your destination on foot or by bus or train.
In the middle of Frankfurt, a city that sets national and international standards, the VJU is the place with a vision which offers employees at a prime business location in the banking district the technical and spatial conditions as well as a relaxed atmosphere for modern work. Step inside.
Perfectly accessible from all over the world
Modernity and history, living and working - Mainzer Landstraße has it all.
There is hardly any other street in Frankfurt where you can experience the Main metropolis in all its diversity. Anyone who takes a stroll along it from number 1 to 846 quickly realises that Frankfurt is much more than its office towers reaching for the sky: there are bank headquarters, simple residential buildings as well as magnificent buildings from the turn of the century, some medieval architecture at the Galluswarte, a lot of city traffic, a lot of urbanity, a lot of international flair.
Mainzer Landstraße crosses the districts of Westend, Bahnhofsviertel, Gallus, Griesheim, Nied. It starts as part of the ring-shaped Wall Park at Taunusanlage with the Old Opera house, the twin towers of Deutsche Bank, past the Trade Fair, Friedrich-Ebert- Anlage and Platz der Republik until it ends exactly 8.3 kms later at the Niddam mouth of the Main River.
A modern landmark
The VJU is more than just functional. It offers new perspectives.
Like a boldly placed eagle‘s aerie, the upper floors perch majestically atop the prominent nine-storey VJU in Frankfurt‘s banking district. The property from 1998 with its classically modern design language, the characteristic cubes, the corners and tapering edges, the vertical struts is anything but merely functional. It is a central focal point and a landmark property that stands out due to its prominent corner location on Mainzer Landstraße, corner of François-Mitterand-Platz and its artistically joined building structures.
The building was already extensively modernised in 2009.
Now a further refurbishment and thus an upgrade of the property is on the agenda in order to make the VJU fit for the future and to transform it into a place with a high quality of stay for tenants, visitors and customers - an ideal and representative location for companies, both established and emerging. One component of the repositioning is the extension of the roof terraces on the seventh and eighth floors, which are not yet fully equipped. These will be the crowning addition to the balconies and terraces already located on each of those floors. As a matter of course, the modern classic property also has modern equipment details, lifts, an underground car park and flexible floor plans for individual or open-space offices - for New Work in the new VJU.
A modern landmark
The VJU is more than just functional. It offers new perspectives.
Wike a boldly placed eagle‘s aerie, the upper floors perch majestically atop the prominent nine-storey VJU in Frankfurt‘s banking district. The property from 1998 with its classically modern design language, the characteristic cubes, the corners and tapering edges, the vertical struts is anything but merely functional. It is a central focal point and a landmark property that stands out due to its prominent corner location on Mainzer Landstraße, corner of François-Mitterand-Platz and its artistically joined building structures.
The building was already extensively modernised in 2009. Now a further refurbishment and thus an upgrade of the property is on the agenda in order to make the VJU fit for the future and to transform it into a place with a high quality of stay for tenants, visitors and customers - an ideal and representative location for companies, both established and emerging. One component of the repositioning is the extension of the roof terraces on the seventh and eighth floors, which are not yet fully equipped. These will be the crowning addition to the balconies and terraces already located on each of those floors. As a matter of course, the modern classic property also has modern equipment details, lifts, an underground car park and flexible floor plans for individual or open-space offices - for New Work in the new VJU.
