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GSG-HOF Blücherstraße,
10961 Berlin-Kreuzberg
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 – a jewel with ample ornaments of sandstone, shimmering green tessellated bands and spacious windows in the first floor. The attic stories of this reconstructed historical building have since been expanded. 67 rental units offer commercial space between 72 and 650sqm that can be used as offices, businesses, workshop or production facilities – perfect for the printing shops, architects, the press and publishing, a trade fair stand construction company, a movie production company, an internet company as well as a software company.
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Description
Location
The extremely decorative bay is adorned with putti, a shimmering green tessellate band which nicely contrasts to the beige-coloured sandstone of the Art Nouveau Facade. This renovated GSG-HOF Blücherstraße in Berlin-Kreuzberg doesn't need to hide its interior either: five white clinkered backyards with their ample ornaments are an architectural special feature in and of themselves.
Enterior - Services
The industrial complex consists of five buildings, three main buildings, a summer house, an apartment house and a parking lot. The individual buildings have one to four upper stories, light-flooded attic stories as well as basements that can be used as storage areas. The tenants have access to three freight elevators, a lift and two elevators usable for both freight and persons. Each industrial unit has structured data wiring, direct internet access as well as separate, ladies' and gents' rooms. Tenants can also use pre-installed connections to set up a staff kitchen.
Furthermore, this complex offers about 80 rentable parking spaces as well as bicycle stands. For around-the-clock security, a security company locks the complex in the evening and patrols it at night.
Business & Neighborhood
For almost a hundred years now, this antique industrial complex houses one of the oldest printing plants in Berlin. Furthermore, a wine merchant, a music label, a movie production company, but also computer companies have set up their businesses in the offices, business areas and production facilities. Near this charming property the popular Bergmann neighbourhood is to be found in close proximity to the Kreuzberg district, Mehringdamm and Marheinekeplatz, where the streets are lined with a wide range of cafés, restaurants, supermarkets and retail stores.
EUROPEAN UNION
European funds for regional development
