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.