Following the reconstruction of the Innsbruck railway station, the development of the Südtiroler Platz in front of the station was continued with the construction of a hotel and completed with the construction of the Office Terminal. The slender structure continues the line of the station building, matches the height of the hotel and features a broad, covered sidewalk roofing that extends the entire length of the building. On its southern face, the light-flooded building ends along a line that it shares with the hotel. The supporting structure consists of reinforced concrete, with point-supported flat slabs on columns that stand on foundation plates with localized punctiform or linear depressions, which are located on the lower floors. The façade is a suspended wood / glass construction, which has been designed as a post-and-beam façade on the ground floor and as an element construction on the upper floors. The building ensemble of the distinctly urban square shares a common "language", but the articulation of each individual building – for example, in the nuanced differences among the facades – their specific statements can be clearly perceived.
