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Arena
Image Credit: Courtesy of Adidas/Jonathan Danko Kielkowski The newly constructed Arena building at the “World of Sports” in Herzogenaurach. Around 2,000 employees work in the building, which is designed to be visually similar of a football stadium and appears to hover on its 67 filigree columns.
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Arena
Image Credit: Courtesy of Adidas/Jonathan Danko Kielkowski Inside the Arena building, the entrance area is dominated by a 136-step staircase.
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Arena
Image Credit: Courtesy of Adidas/Jonathan Danko Kielkowski Another look at the 136-step staircase inside the Arena building. The staircase is designed such that if you go up and down it every workday for a year, you’ll expend as much energy as required for a marathon.
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Arena
Image Credit: Courtesy of Adidas/Jonathan Danko Kielkowski The Arena building has an open workspace combined with quieter retreat areas.
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Arena
Image Credit: Courtesy of Adidas/Jonathan Danko Kielkowski The Arena building is split into six different areas to reflect Adidas’ six key cities: Los Angeles, New York, London, Paris, Shanghai and Tokyo. Each section incorporates a different color scheme.
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Gym
Image Credit: Courtesy of Adidas/Jonathan Danko Kielkowski Here, a look inside Adidas’ Herzogenaurach, Germany gym. In addition to offering a gym, the campus boasts a a soccer pitch, beach volleyball courts, a tennis court, a basketball court and a CrossFit box (among others).
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Gym
Image Credit: Courtesy of Adidas/Jonathan Danko Kielkowski Employees participating in a yoga session in one of the course rooms at Adidas’ Germany headquarters.
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Halftime
Image Credit: Courtesy of Adidas/Jonathan Danko Kielkowski The Halftime building in Herzogenaurach, which opened in 2018. The building features meeting rooms and a company restaurant.
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Halftime
Image Credit: Courtesy of Adidas/Jonathan Danko Kielkowski A look inside the eating space at the Halftime building, which can cater up to 2,000 meals per day.
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Halftime
Image Credit: Courtesy of Adidas/Jonathan Danko Kielkowski The meeting rooms in the Halftime building are designed to resemble different sports terrains. Pictured here is Mini Pitch, which resembles a soccer field.
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Halftime
Image Credit: Courtesy of Adidas/Jonathan Danko Kielkowski The Adi Dassler Workshop, a workroom at the Adidas headquarters named after the brand’s founder.
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Laces
Image Credit: Courtesy of Adidas/Jonathan Danko Kielkowski A look inside the Laces building, which opened in 2011 and provides space for around 1,700 employees.
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Laces
Image Credit: Courtesy of Adidas/Jonathan Danko Kielkowski A courtyard inside the Laces building, which unites all product-related processes under one roof.
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Laces
Image Credit: Courtesy of Adidas/Jonathan Danko Kielkowski The Laces building features walkways, called “laces,” which connect individual departments to each other and facilitate and open work environment.
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Laces
Image Credit: Courtesy of Adidas/Hannah Hlavacek A look at the outside of the Laces building, which has seven floors and features over 63,000 square feet of space.
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Stripes
Image Credit: Courtesy of Adidas/Hannah Hlavacek The company restaurant at Adidas HQ, Stripes, which features a wide range of food selections.
Inside Adidas’ Headquarters in Germany
The facade of the Arena building at Adidas' HQ.
CREDIT: Courtesy of Adidas/JONATHAN DANKO KIELKOWSKI
