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The August Horch Museum is being expanded; this includes the refurbishment of a historic former Audi work floor. With its new roof lights, it will now serve as a room for exhibitions and other events. A new building, containing a café, kitchen and sanitary facilities, connects the refurbished factory work hall with the already existing museum. The reconstruction interprets the surrounding industry architecture; motifs of high-quality design and serial fabrication influence the architectural language: The exterior facade contains large openings and is made of sheet metal, reminiscent of vehicle bodies. The interior covered with high-class wood derives from the 1920s Horch cars with an interior panelling made out of noble wood.
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