Brainlab AG

Close-up photograph of a work of art set up outdoors and a multi-storey tower-like building behind it. The artwork by the artist Alicja Kwade consists of black steel rectangles of different heights, which are mounted inside each other at different angles. Between the steel girders are golden clock faces with hands indicating different times. Behind it is a red tower, the former airport tower of Munich-Riem Airport. Today it houses the headquarters of Branlab AG. The company logo “Brainlab” is attached to the tower.
View of the tower of the former Munich-Riem airport, today the headquarters of Brainlab AG, © Photo: www.romanjob.de
Wide-angle photograph of a large building complex. This consists of a central red tower-like building, the former airport tower of Munich-Riem Airport. Two elongated modern glass office complexes are arranged around the tower. Today the buildings house the headquarters of Branlab AG, the company logo is mounted on the tower. On the forecourt in front of the buildings, a work of art has been erected between the lawns. The artwork by the artist Alicja Kwade consists of black steel beams and three golden clock faces mounted between the steel arms. The artwork stands on a shallow water basin.
The headquarters of Brainlab AG with the former airport tower from 1939 and the artwork by Alicja Kwade, © Photo: www.romanjob.de

Brainlab AG moved into its company headquarters on the site of the former Munich-Riem Airport in July 2016. The heart of the office complex is the listed ten-storey airport tower, which was built in 1939. Munich-Riem Airport was the international airport of the Bavarian capital of Munich until its closure on May 16, 1992.

Brainlab digitizes medical processes from diagnosis to therapy in order to offer doctors and patients better treatment options. Brainlab’s innovative ecosystem forms the basis for modern medicine in 6300 hospitals in 120 countries. Founded in Munich more than 30 years ago, the company employs 2200 people at 25 locations.

Art and culture play an important role for Brainlab AG. The company actively promotes cultural projects and gives them space at its headquarters. For Brainlab CEO Stefan Vilsmeier, it is a special responsibility to commemorate the attack and those affected on 10 February 1970 at this historic location.

Photograph of a work of art set up outdoors in a public space. The photograph is taken from above from a bird's eye view. The artwork by the artist Alicja Kwade consists of three black steel rectangles of different heights, which are mounted inside each other at different angles. Between the steel beams are three golden clock faces with hands indicating different times. The steel construction stands in a shallow water basin. Around the water basin are walkways with white markings and lawns.
View of Alicja Kwade's artwork on the premises of Brainlab AG, © Photo: www.romanjob.de

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