AIT 12.2024 – Banks and authority buildings – Sympathetic and inviting
The year is drawing to a close and the last issue of 2024 has been published: It’s all about banks and public authorities. It’s astonishing to see how these building projects, known for their security and solidity, respect and distance, have evolved. Banks are vying for the favor of customers with homely, appealing interiors, while public authorities and service centers are literally inviting customers to demonstrate their services. The article “Music of the future” shows how citizens’ concerns can be incorporated into planning and design concepts before demolition, new construction, extension or conversion are considered. Carli Alexander and Sabrina Tafelmeier from INpuls Innenarchitektur describe “Ways to design the citizens’ office of the future” using an experimental area in the old barracks in Freising – an unusual participatory process that should set a precedent. We have compiled a comprehensive follow-up report on the last major trade fair of the year, Orgatec in Cologne, and you will also find the results of the Architecture+ Office Innovation Award at the office furniture trade fair in the December issue. If you are still thinking about Christmas presents, we can help: With tips on books and unusual items by and for interior designers/architects. The AIT editorial team wishes you a wonderful Christmas and the very best for 2025!
Architects, interior designers, designers, interior designers and lighting planners from almost 30 countries around the world read AIT. Almost 25 percent of the circulation is delivered abroad, which is why the ten editions of AIT are bilingual – German/English. AIT is the official organ of the BDIA (Bund Deutscher Innenarchitekten).
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