Light meets future
The southern extension of the university campus stands for openness, sustainability and a healthy indoor climate. The skylights play a crucial role beyond pure illumination: they are key elements in terms of functionality, design and energy performance.
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Daylight as a design principle
The architecture of the Medical Faculty follows a holistic concept. At its center is the expansive atrium – a place of interaction, orientation and exchange. The natural light pouring in through the LAMILUX Glass Skylights perfectly supports this function: it enlivens, structures and creates an atmosphere of openness. Numerous studies have shown that daylight enhances concentration, well-being and performance – essential factors for research and education.

Technology that delivers – and protects the climate
The installed LAMILUX Glass Skylights FE 3° stand out for their advanced engineering. Their three-degree incline effectively prevents water accumulation – a key benefit for maintaining long-term transparency and function. At the same time, they meet the highest demands for thermal insulation, airtightness and structural stability. For a large-scale public building like the University of Augsburg, this means maximum durability with minimal maintenance.

Daylight design that makes a difference
These skylight elements are not only highly functional – they help define the building’s architectural character. From the outside, they blend seamlessly and elegantly into the roof. Inside, they create vibrant light effects that change with the time of day and weather. This generates a calm yet inspiring atmosphere – ideal for focused study and creative thought.

A Visionary Project
LAMILUX supported the project not only as a product supplier but also as a strategic partner: from early planning stages and technical specification to ongoing support and maintenance. This ensured that all expectations of the University of Augsburg were fully met – and even exceeded in terms of daylight quality. The result is a modern building that is as functional as it is future-ready: bright, open, and built for tomorrow.