Gartner produced the CCF façades and stick-system façades for a total area of 7,300 sqm (78,600 sq ft), featuring a special colour concept specified by the architect. The colour gradations were intended to give the façades a lively appearance and to blend in with the surroundings. The profiles were therefore executed in two, and the external venetian blinds in six different MCS special colours, three of which were minimally graded shades of grey and brown.

The CCF façade consists of story-high façade units with a standard size of 2.08 x 3.7 m (6 x 12 ft). Loggias, each 25.3 sqm (2,700 sq ft) in size for a total area of 960 sqm (10,300 sq ft), are integrated into the main façade on the west and east sides, which were designed as stick-system façades including various revolving doors, also supplied by Gartner. These loggias are embedded in the building and mostly extend over two storeys. The sun shading louvres integrated into the closed façade cavity were finished in six different special colours, and are controlled centrally by the building technology according to the amount of sunlight. The ground floor was clad with an 840 sqm (9,000 sq ft) stick-system façade with cover strips and integrated sun protection. Glazing was done on site, using triple insulating glass with a solar control coating.