State-of-the-art standards, a diverse infrastructure and an accessible location – THE SQUAIRE at Frankfurt's Airport City is a small city under a single roof and even has its own postal code: 60600. Individually controllable comfort and an appealing design make one of Europe's largest business buildings a place where every individual is able to feel at home while at work. The entire sun and glare control system is located on the inside and is therefore protected against the weather. Along the outer facade, WAREMA roller blinds, types OT.S.08 and OT.O.08, protect the interior against the ingress of excessive light and heat. They are particularly well-suited for large-area shading needs.

On the atria and within the double skin facade on the narrow western side of THE SQUAIRE, around 2,300 WAREMA external venetian blinds with aluminium flat slats provide highly effective sun, heat and glare control and minimise the incidence of solar energy. They accomplish this while still affording the user visual contact with the outside. The motorised external venetian blinds also enable occupants to make full use of natural light.

  • Construction project/location: The Squaire Frankfurt am Main
  • Sun shading solution: 5,100 type OT.S.08 roller blinds, 1,900 type OT.O.08 roller blinds and 2,300 type E 80 AF external venetian blinds with cable guidance and 80 mm wide flat slats
  • Architect: JSK International Architekten und Ingenieure GmbH, Frankfurt a. M.
  • Property developer: IVG Immobilien AG, Bonn und Fraport AG, Frankfurt a. M.
  • Completion: 2011
  • Certification: Leed Gold certification
  • Picture credits: THE SQUAIRE, Euroluftbild.de / Gabi Sommer / Roland Horn

Our software tool supports you in planning the suitable sun shading system. The interactive, web-based tool provides brief descriptions, application examples and a wealth of additional information to help you select the right system. Furthermore, it contains a CAD configurator with which you can independently generate sections and views and adapt them to the structural conditions.