Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg

The Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district has extensive Wilhelminian style old building quarters with an urban mixture: living and working, art and culture, commercial and small trades, various shopping possibilities and international gastronomy. The inner city location with excellent public transport connections offers optimal conditions for setting-up business.

The typical Berliner commercial building complexes attract especially young and middle-sized companies. Today, the old production floors are highly valued as office and commercial lofts. Multi- cultural influences and the cultural scene provide the rest and make the district an attractive office and commercial location for businesses that employ young, creative staff and are constantly on the look-out for new ideas. In recent years, businesses particularly in the fields of media, design and the creative fields have located here. But small trades too are offered a wide range of workshops, production and commercial premises here.

Selected locations from ORCO-GSG in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg

GSG-HOF Alexandrinenstraße

The love for detail that the famous architect duo Messel and Altgeld had is still visible today. The door and window profiles of this yellow clinker building are decorated with intricately designed sheathings in Neo-Renaissance style.

GSG-HOF Blücherstraße

Architect August Gietenbruch had a neat Art Nouveau design in mind for the five-storied complex which was built for the German Wholesale Cooperative of Self-employed Master Glaziers in Berlin-Kreuzberg in 1910.

GSG-HOF Gneisenaustraße

The Gneisenaustraße in Berlin Kreuzberg was originally constructed as a luxury boulevard. Even today, this is can still be seen in the building of the former construction business Wilhelm Peters, designed as a residential house in 1908.

GSG-HOF Köpenicker Str. 145

Life was already teeming in this district when the buildings of this GSG-industrial complex were constructed in 1888/1889.

GSG-HOF Oranienstraße 10-11

The characteristic Kreuzberg mixture of living and working is in demand again - just like the white clinker GSG-HOF in the Oranienstraße 10-11.

GSG-HOF Reichenberger Straße

Once, the world famous company Bechstein used to build their pianos in the same place where you find booming businesses today.

GSG-HOF Prinzessinnenstraße

A quiet and central location with a chequered history: This industrial complex was constructed as residential and commercial building in Berlin Kreuzberg between 1910 and 1919.