A covered area of 8,000 sq m - yet the production halls by Thomas Herzog still project a feeling of complete visual lightness. Three glazed hall sections with a suspended construction are sandwiched between the four "high-rise trestles"; the criss-cross steel anchor bars make the suspended structure clearly visible from the outside. In spite of its vast size, the building has a filigree appearance and ecological design down to the very last detail: with a special glazed façade for heat insulation, a largely natural ventilation system, a solar energy plant and roofs covered with plants serving as climatic and rainwater buffers set standards for environmentally conscious construction.