Description
The eight-storey building was built in 1929 by architect Albert Biebendt for the Loeser & Wolff company. As part of a refurbishment, the building was brought up to a contemporary, high-quality standard and two storeys were added to make eight upper storeys. The building has approx. 5,475 m² of lettable space, is well laid out and offers a flexible floor layout. It also features many well-preserved Art Deco style elements, especially in the stairwell - for its many well-preserved stylistic elements from the Art Deco period. This gives it special architectural appeal.
Location
The property is located on the south side of Potsdamer Brücke on the Landwehr Canal, in the Tiergarten part of the Berlin Mitte district. The New National Gallery and the State Library are in the immediate vicinity; Potsdamer Platz and Tiergarten are approx.
500 m away. The property is the corner building at the junction of Potsdamer Strasse (Federal Highway 1) and Schöneberger Ufer.
Transport connections
Public transport: 50 m
Main station: 3.7 km
Airport: 9.4 km
Motorway: 4.4 km
