The NAU Administrative Building is located on the grounds of the Lucius D. Clay Barracks in the surroundings of Wiesbaden, the capital of the German state of Hesse. The three-story-high building is composed of two volumes of equal size, which are arranged with an offset to each other. The offset structures the building mass and creates a forecourt as an entrance situation. Patio courtyards are cut into both volumes, creating sheltered and introverted outdoor spaces, also providing light for the inner office areas. The façade made of blasted white precast concrete elements gives the building its unmistakable shape. The sculpturally shaped elements with straight and angled window reveals create a rhythmic façade appearance. As a contrast, the façades of the patio courtyards are designed with smooth aluminium panels. The entrance plaza leads into a central foyer with an open staircase. The central access core is made of bush-hammered, white exposed concrete. On upper floors office spaces are oriented towards the outdoor area as well as to the patio courtyards. All interiors follow the consistent colour concept in light monochrome tones.