Ampega Real Estate GmbH is continuing its success story at SKYPER: with the renowned business law firm SZA Schilling, Zutt & Anschütz, another important long-standing tenant has been secured at the location for the long term. The firm has extended its lease for approximately 2,200 m² of office space on the 32nd and 33rd floors for an additional eleven years.
The decisive factors for the lease extension were, in particular, the high-quality upgrades to the renovated common areas, the comprehensive redesign of the leased premises planned jointly with the tenant, and the excellent location of SKYPER in the heart of Frankfurt’s banking district. The office space will be refurbished to match the new SKYPER standard and equipped with state-of-the-art room automation technology.
The SKYPER ensemble, consisting of three building sections, combines office space, gastronomy, and residential units. Sustainability and state-of-the-art technology define the complex, with the SKYPER Tower being one of the most striking and innovative office buildings in Frankfurt. Ampega Asset Management GmbH continuously evaluates potential optimization measures. Whether heating and cooling supply, elevator systems, room automation and networking technology, energy supply, or e-mobility — SKYPER sets new standards in every respect. LEED Gold, WiredScore Platinum, and SmartScore Platinum certifications attest to SKYPER’s leading position. The office spaces are perfectly tailored to the Frankfurt market, meeting the needs of companies that expect a modern building with forward-looking technology.
The public areas of SKYPER have also been newly designed and upgraded by the owner. Among other improvements, the lobby and elevator lobby on the ground floor have been completely redesigned. Above the elevator access, a mega-screen has been installed to provide visitors and tenants with information and visual impressions. A particular highlight is the impressive light installation Entangled Emotions by renowned Danish artist Jeppe Hein, located on the forecourt in front of the high-rise. Three monumental street lamps literally twist toward the sky, showing how public art can engage in dialogue with its surroundings and the people within them. And the next highlight is set to follow in 2025: the ground-floor bike hub, offering a comfortable, safe, and weather-protected place to park bicycles, along with an adjacent changing and shower area — the perfect opportunity to freshen up and get ready for the workday.