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Floor to ceiling windows in all meeting rooms and offices ensure plenty of light and a friendly working environment. All our meeting rooms are also equipped with state-of-the-art technology for videoconferencing and presentations.

Our meeting circles offer additional spaces for a quick chats with colleagues.

Our high benches, which are located in several places throughout our Service Centre, are also ideal for team meetings.

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Regardless of whether that is true or not, at our Service Centre, the breakfast break is a permanent fixture in our employees’ daily routines. Our cafeteria in the atrium offers a wide range of coffee, sandwiches, cereals, fruit, yoghurts, fresh eggs and much more.

In our creative space you will find an inspiring atmosphere for new ideas and maximum creativity.

Lunch break in the green oasis. Our canteen, which offers fresh hot and cold meals every day, offers views of a green conservatory on one side and the large picking hall on the other. Now that’s a work-life balance!

Our colleagues in the Service Centre like meeting for a game of table football to clear their heads and come up with some fresh ideas. Once a year, we also like to find out who is currently the best on the bars and organise a tournament. The names of the winning team then adorn the coveted challenge cup.

Car parks can also be aesthtic. Our beautiful parking platform was created in 2006 as the result of a competition for young architects that more than 150 architecture students took part in. The parking ramp system with parking lanes has just a 3 per cent gradient (thanks to the 127 m length) and uses the available space optimally, as the ramps are also parking spaces. The facade of wooden slats provides privacy from the exterior and at the same time creates a pleasant, warm light on the inside.

The Creative Center is home to a total of around 160 workstations as well as two management offices and consists of a ground floor and a basement. The centerpiece of the building, which was inaugurated in 2024, is an open-plan office space on the ground floor, where the various departments have their respective work areas.

In addition, a large number of meeting and collection rooms as well as areas for spontaneous networking have been integrated.

Numerous coffee hubs and seating areas in both our Service and Creative Centers invite you to exchange ideas, network or take a short break over a delicious cup of coffee.

For refreshment and relaxation during lunch breaks, employees have access to a modern bistro that seats 94 and offers predominantly Mediterranean cuisine.

Our fully automated high-bay warehouse is at the heart of the logistics at our Lette site, and combines storage functionality with innovative architectural aesthetics. With the floor space of a football field and a height of more than 20 metres, more than 20,000 Euro pallets of goods can be stored and made available for the logistics processes on a fully automated basis. Thanks to the photovoltaic system which is integrated on the roof and facade, the building generates enough electricity for the equivalent of about 80 detached family homes. The building was even awarded the highest platinum certificate by the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB) in recognition of its innovative sustainability concept.

The artfully curved bridge, designed by the renowned Spanish-Swiss architect Santiago Calatrava, is a real eye-catcher. At the same time, it also has very important functions. It connects our Service Centre with the Distribution Centre on the other side of the street, serves as a handover point for small and large deliveries and ensures that the colleagues from the Service Centre can get to the main canteen without getting wet during their lunch break.

The lift gates at our goods receiving point clearly bear the signature of their architect Santiago Calatrava. Lorries pull up here every day to supply us with fresh fashion. When the three futuristic-looking gate sections are closed, there is nothing that hints at the function of the building. Only when they are lifted like a pair of enormous wings do the 12 delivery gates underneath appear.

In contrast to the large conservatory on the other side of the building, there is a three-part ramp-like lift gate at our Distribution Centre’s dispatch area. This is where our lorries are loaded every day and set off on their rounds to stores.

In 2019, our distribution centre was extended once again by a new building based on the designs by glass artist Nabo Gass. By integrating fully automated conveyor technology, we were able to set an important, forward-oriented milestone for our internet logistics.

The joint project from architects WoltersPartner and Dr Bernd Ernsting, Kunst und Architektur Köln, produced a complex of six buildings in Klieken, which is characterised on the outside by corrugated, silvery aluminium elements and blends harmoniously into the landscape thanks to the low building height. In 2005, the distribution centre was expanded to include additional components such as a modern high-bay warehouse. The project consortium Dr Bernd Ernsting and Norbert Wortmann was responsible for the expansion.

The particularly striking thing about the buildings are the 23 picture panels with picture frames on the exterior walls, which were filled with photo motifs using a screen-printing process from summer 1999 onwards. The vegetation and fauna surrounding the building were captured by artists in macroscopic black and white motifs, highlighting the beauty of the filigree structures of grasses or the perfection of fish scales.

The fully automated high-bay warehouse, which was completed in 2005, has the floor space of a football field and a height of more than 20 metres. It provides 120,000 storage spaces for cartons and 10,000 spaces for Euro pallets. In keeping with the surrounding undulating topography, the facade of the high-bay warehouse is broken up by vertical, semicircular pilaster strips. The cladding with corrugated profiles is a design feature and ensures a recurring, uniform appearance.