An urban space on the Raiffeisenlandesbank property that is open to the public. It is intended to serve as a plaza that invites people to linger or take advantage of various offerings, while also encouraging its use as an attractive link between the train station and downtown.

Between Südtiroler Platz and Adamgasse, a plaza is taking shape that opens in a trapezoidal shape to the full width of the National Bank building across the street. From the plaza, the bank lobby, the self-service and quick-consultation areas, and the hotel are all accessible and arranged in a free-flowing, logical layout. The space within the reinforced concrete skeleton serves as the bank and hotel lobby, a shared atrium, and part of the Art Space.

The elevators are freestanding glass elevators that travel between the exposed reinforced concrete beams to the banking levels on one side and the hotel floors on the other.

On the north side (toward Bozner Platz) and the east side, the next level serves as a transition between the hotel and the bank; as such, it is designed to house the event and seminar areas and features double-height ceilings.

The restaurant and the Skybar are situated as a floating platform on the top floor, at the upper edge of the reinforced concrete skeleton structure, and offer a spectacular 360-degree panoramic view of the Upper and Lower Inn Valley, the Nordkette, and toward Serles.

The facades are designed to be particularly durable, featuring large-format glazing, aluminum, and exposed concrete surfaces. As exterior sun protection, curtain-wall structures made of slender aluminum profiles, fabric panels, and printed panels resembling curtains were used.