The 3rd sub-development of the Puccini Hofgärten is completed.

The 2nd sub-development of the Puccini Hofgärten consists of the historical factory and office buildings. Due to their historical value, these buildings are industrial landmark buildings. The second sub-development is sold, completed and the inhabitants have moved in!

8th project in Weißensee – our current construction project, the Puccini Hofgärten. On the grounds of the former Carl Müller rubber goods factory, an extraordinary housing complex of the highest standards is being created! It is extraordinary on the one hand because of the absolutely discreet and quiet neighborhood with a direct view of the Jewish Cemetery in Weißensee and on the other hand, the harmonious coexistence of old and new, landmark factory buildings and apartments and townhouses. The 1st sub-development is sold, completed and the inhabitants have moved in!

6th project in Friedrichshain: Two buildings from the 1950s –built to fill in the gap between buildings from the fin de siècle – were extensively renovated, some of the apartments were consolidated. A conversion of the attic space was not carried out.

1st project in Lichtenberg – in the Kaskel quarter – only 200m from the border to Friedrichshain! This corner building with the beautiful stucco façade is part of a landmark building complex in a redevelopment area. Extensive modernisation, renovation and conversion of the attic!

7th project in Weißensee. In the courtyard stands a little outbuilding, which used to be a carpenter’s shop. Here we also undertook very elaborate restoration to convert it into a loft. The walls and vaulted ceilings were partially laid open inside the apartments.

5th project in Mitte. This beautiful building complex in the heart of Berlin Mitte wasn’t conceived as a development project. The construction company carried out the construction work for a third-party investor!

5th project in Friedrichshain. A very beautiful old building consisting of 2 side and 2 rear buildings. Very extension renovation including the conversion of the attic and the completion of roof gardens. The 4 reliefs on the façade are unique works of art and symbolize the 4 elements of fire, water, air and earth!

2nd project in Köpenick. A small house of closed coverage type. Extensive modernisation, renovation and conversion of the attic!

6th project in Weißensee. The Lehderstraße intersects the Berliner Allee. Extensive modernisation, renovation und conversion of the attic!

4th project in Friedrichshain. The Krossenerstraße lies at an intersection with the Simon-Dach-Straße – situated in the middle of the bustling bar and restaurant quarter of Friedrichshain. Extensive modernisation, renovation und conversion of the attic!

3rd project in Friedrichshain. The complex consists of a front building, a side and a rear building and was extensively modernised and renovated. The attic was converted! The rear building, formerly used for commercial purposes, was turned into artist lofts.

2nd project in Friedrichshain. A large Berlin-style corner building. Extensive modernisation, renovation and conversion of the attic!

1st project in Friedrichshain. Bänschstraße is one of the most beautiful streets in Friedrichshain with a green centre strip. The house consists of a front building, a side and a rear building and was extensively modernised. The attic was also converted into living space!

In this project, construction work was merely carried out for a third-party developer!

4th project in Mitte – situated next to No. 2. Here also: because of its beauty, the house is not only part of a landmark building complex, but is also a landmark in its own right. The façade was elaborately renewed by stucco master craftsmen according to the original plans in consultation with the Department for the Preservation of Historical Buildings.

The 3rd project in a prime location of Mitte in the Krausnickstraße, at the intersection with Oranienburgerstraße. Because of its beauty, the house is not only part of a landmark building complex, but is also a landmark in its own right. The façade was elaborately renewed by stucco master craftsmen according to the original plans in consultation with the Department for the Preservation of Historical Buildings.

The 2nd project in Berlin Pankow – close to the city centre and the Bürgerpark, yet situated in a quiet side street. The house is part of an attractive building complex with a generously designed courtyard.

The 5th project in Berlin Weißensee followed in immediate vicinity to the last one. Here too, extensive renovation and a conversion of the attic.

Our 4th project in Berlin Weißensee – another beautiful old building situated near the attractive Solonplatz. A highly elaborate roof construction was used for the conversion of the attic into living space.

The 4th project in Prenzlauer Berg – a corner building with partial stucco elements. The outer building, which was formerly used for commercial purposes, was converted into living space.

The 2nd project in Berlin Mitte situated in the beautiful Bergstraße, a street parallel to the Ackerstraße. The building was renovated in consultation with the Department for Housing and Redevelopment. The outer building, which was formerly used for commercial purposes, was converted into living space.

The 3rd project in Prenzlauer Berg – one of the most beautiful old buildings around Helmholtzplatz. The corner building has a façade with a partially baroque structure, which was elaborately restored by stucco plasterers according to the original plans. The attic was also converted into living space.

Our first project in Berlin Mitte. Because of its beauty, the house is not only part of a landmark building complex, but is also a landmark in its own right. The façade was elaborately renewed by stucco master craftsmen according to the original plans in consultation with the Department for the Preservation of Historical Buildings. The outer building, which was formerly used as a blacksmith’s shop, was converted into living space.

This building in Prenzlauer Berg wasn’t conceived as a development project. The construction company carried out construction work as main contractor for another investor!

This wonderful building in Schöneberg wasn’t conceived as a development project. The construction company carried out the construction work as main contractor!

Our first project in Köpenick. This stately villa (year of construction ca. 1910) with a separate servants’ entrance was extensively renovated and the attic was converted. Special feature: an elevator was built into the former light well.

After the sales success of 1999, we were able to purchase this unrenovated central block. 80% of the 26 units were sold to owners-occupiers, which shows how well situated it is! In the historic part of Hohenschönhausen – far away from the concrete apartment towers – this residential neighborhood was largely designed around 1920-30 by the famous Berlin architect Bruno Taut. Typical buildings of this type have generously designed courtyards, low three-story construction style and floor plans, which have retained their modernity.

Our first and only project in Karlshorst. The Stolzenfelstraße has beautiful landmark buildings from the Gründerzeit – the “Founder Epoch”. Because of its beauty, the house is not only part of a landmark building complex, but is also a landmark in its own right. The façade was elaborately renewed by stucco master craftsmen according to the original plans in consultation with the Department for the Preservation of Historical Buildings and the hallway elaborately re-designed.

The 3rd project in Weißensee – another beautiful old building in the district of Weißensee – directly located at the attractive Solonplatz. The Weiße See is only about 300m away! In a period, when many other developers were only “bustling” about Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg, we had already made our way to the beautiful composers’ quarter.

Due to the fast sale of our first project, the second project in Prenzlauer Berg followed immediately after. Dunckerstraße – today completely renovated – was an insider tip in the year 2000!! We renovated an entire stucco building – directly located along Helmholtzplatz. The elaborate stucco façade was restored by master plasterers according to historical plans.

Our first project in Prenzlauer Berg. Dunckerstraße – today completely renovated – was an insider tip in the year 2000!! We renovated an attractive stucco building with a front building, 2 cross buildings and 2 side wings – in immediate vicinity of the Helmholtzplatz.

A beautiful stucco building in a quiet neighbourhood and in the immediate vicinity of Castle Niederschönhausen!

For this project, our company merely carried out construction work for a third-party contractee!

The 8th project in Treptow.. A beautiful corner building with a highly elaborate roof construction. As chance would have it, an original tenant gave us a historic picture of the house taken in 1911. The conversion of the attic was carried out according to the original picture. For the first time, we were also able to implement the construction of attractive roof gardens.

Our last project in Wohlgemuthstraße – the 7th. After completion, the street was fully renovated. In the quiet side streets of Baumschulenweg, lie several small landmark Dutch estates. Attractive stucco buildings, some with only one apartment per floor.

Because of their beauty, the houses are not only part of a landmark building complex, but also individual landmarks in their own right. The façades were elaborately renewed by stucco master craftsmen according to the original plans.

Our 6th project in Treptow. In the quiet side streets of Baumschulenweg, lie several small landmark Dutch estates. Attractive stucco buildings, some with only one apartment per floor. Because of their beauty, the houses are not only part of a landmark building complex, but also individual landmarks in their own right. We have renovated no less than 6 houses in the Wohlgemuthstraße. The façades were renewed by stucco master craftsmen according to the original plans.

Our 5th project in Treptow. In the quiet side streets of Baumschulenweg, lie several small landmark Dutch estates. Attractive stucco buildings, some with only one apartment per floor. Because of their beauty, the houses are not only part of a landmark building complex, but also individual landmarks in their own right. We have renovated no less than 6 houses in the Wohlgemuthstraße. The façades were renewed by stucco master craftsmen according to the original plans.

Our 4th project in Treptow. In the quiet side streets of Baumschulenweg, lie several small landmark Dutch estates. Attractive stucco buildings, some with only one apartment per floor. Because of their beauty, the houses are not only part of a landmark building complex, but also individual landmarks in their own right. We have renovated no less than 6 houses in the Wohlgemuthstraße. The façades were renewed by stucco master craftsmen according to the original plans.

For this corner building in Friedrichshain, the construction company merely carried out construction work as the main contractor for a third-party developer!

In the same year, our 3rd project in Treptow followed. In the quiet side streets of Baumschulenweg, lie several small landmark Dutch estates. Attractive stucco buildings, some with only one apartment per floor. Because of their beauty, the houses are not only part of a landmark building complex, but also individual landmarks in their own right. We have renovated no less than 6 houses in the Wohlgemuthstraße. The façades were renewed by stucco master craftsmen according to the original plans.

Our 2nd project in Treptow followed. In the quiet side streets of Baumschulenweg, lie several small landmark Dutch estates. Attractive stucco buildings, some with only one apartment per floor. Because of their beauty, the houses are not only part of a landmark building complex, but also individual landmarks in their own right. Extensive restoration and renovation!

Our 1st project in Berlin-Treptow. In the quiet side streets of Baumschulenweg, lie several small landmark Dutch estates. Attractive stucco buildings, some with only one apartment per floor. Because of their beauty, the houses are not only part of a landmark building complex, but also individual landmarks in their own right. We have renovated no less than 6 houses in the Wohlgemuthstraße. The façades were renewed by stucco master craftsmen according to the original plans.

In the historic part of Hohenschönhausen – far away from the concrete apartment towers – this residential neighborhood was largely designed around 1920-30 by the famous Berlin architect Bruno Taut. Typical buildings of this type have generously designed courtyards, low three-story construction style and floor plans, which have retained their modernity. The 66 units in Sandino- / Küstriner/ Mittelstraße were extensively renovated. The attic was also converted into living space!

The 2nd sub-development of the residential complex “Feuchte Ecke” consisted of new three- to five-storey buildings with generously designed courtyards and underground parking.

Due to the sales success of our first project, we launched our 2nd project in Weißensee. A residential complex with the extraordinary name “Feuchte Ecke” (Damp Corner) was drawn up for a 3.000 sqm. corner property at the Weißenseer Spitze. The name doesn’t describe the quality of the buildings, but is the long forgotten name of the old brandy-shop at the corner. The 4 landmark stucco buildings stand at the center of new three- to five-storey buildings with a generously designed courtyard. The 1st sub-development covered the 4 old buildings!

Our 1st project in Weißensee – a classical old Berlin building at the Weißenseer Spitze with a front building, side wings and a back building. Extensive renovation of the entire complex. The attic was also converted into living space!