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The key task of the new BMW Welt is to deliver cars. Completed in 2004 in Barcelona, Spain. Images by Adrià Goula.

It was proposed to intervene on existing industrial premises from the motorway in order to adapt it for use as headquarters of a high. The BMW (South Africa) Pty Ltd. Head Office is an example of BMW's world-renowned brand image of design, passion, technology, innovation, and attention to the finest detail.

Completed in 2023 in Wu Xi Shi, China. Images by Zhong Zhang. Commercial and Cultural Architecture.

The BMW Center is a 4S dealership housed in a singular volume. This design proposal pays homage. Completed in 2022 in Chengdu, China.

Images by Jianquan Wu. From Bayerische Flugzeugwerke AG to BMW VISION NEXT100, BMW, with a history of one hundred years, is not only a car brand but also a. The design proposal by Coop Himmelb (l)au consists of a large transparent hall with a sculptural roof and a double cone, informed by the relation to the existing company headquarters building.

BMW Welt is composed of five thematic blocks: Hall, Premiere, Forum, Gastronomy and Double Cone. BMW headquarters celebrates 50 years as karl schwanzer's innovative design changed architecture and engineering history since 1972. Discover the latest Architecture news and projects on Bmw at ArchDaily, the world's largest architecture website.

Stay up. BMW's bold objective was to translate functional industrial architecture into a new 'aesthetic' - to use the new Central Building at its Leipzig manufacturing centre as a transition zone between manufacturing halls and public spaces, from which all the complex's activities gathered and branched out. We conceived the Central Building, positioned between other existing or planned.

Form follows function. As buildings in their own right, the BMW Group headquarters in Munich, the adjacent BMW Welt and BMW Group Plant Leipzig are architectural masterpieces - and award-winning because of it. They each have their own unique and memorable design, without compromising on functionality.