The residential development is located within a housing complex in Berlin-Lichtenberg. The two residential towers react to the urban environment by being slightly offset, and a common podium helps blend them into the surroundings. The pavilion of the nursery is integrated into the shared podium and connected with both buildings and the open spaces.

The careful placement of the buildings creates a three-sided courtyard in the south, and a sheltered garden in the north. The robust podium is constructed of prefabricated concrete units that present a relief to the public space. A path covered connects the entrances of the residential towers and becomes the recognisable address of the complex.

The raised ground floors of the residential towers contain spaces for flat-shares and experimental forms of living. The single rooms are also accessed via individual external staircases. Above lie the standard storeys with 70 apartments, including 21 subsidised apartments served by internal cores. The floor plans of the apartments are based on the principle of largely neutral and partly switchable spaces in combination with internal bathrooms. The exterior walls are built as a monolithic construction. Balconies have one solid side wall each and are designed as precast concrete units which are thermally separated. They are distributed irregularly on all elevations of both residential towers.