Folded, matt black steel plates and red high-gloss aluminum dominate the external cladding of the "hallowed halls". "The concept of 'manufacturing' in its original sense played a central role in the development of this building," explains Marco Hippmann from Hippmann Hardegger Architects in Stuttgart. As the project manager in Kempten, Harald Seyband was responsible for the short construction time of only ten months. "Our main goal was to create a highly functional building that illustrates ABT as a high-tech company. This is underscored by the minimalist red-black paneling."

On the inside, employees have their own little motorsport paradise: spacious work areas, modern offices, dedicated carbon and transmission workshops, a car wash, modern equipment, a spacious warehouse and even an in-house gym. The connected parking garage offers space for five semi truck trailers which can be loaded and unloaded regardless of the weather. Even the daily pit stop training can be conducted in the workshop.