Our very first opening in Germany, Kontorhaus is centrally-located opposite Stadtmitte subway station. With local architects Weiss-heiten, we created a fusion of two buildings from different eras. This inspired the interior design, which plays on contrasts. Kontorhaus offers private offices, break-out spaces and wellness amenities as well as artwork by local artist, Nadine Goepfert.  

Kontorhaus was once the former location of the famous Kronen cafe and billiard room, and at one time was an office building and storage space for various Berlin merchants. The original building itself adjoins two spaces, which are now all directly linked through newly created staircases.  

To design Kontorhaus, TOG collaborated with local architects Weiss-heiten and took inspiration from the New Romance movement to approach the interiors and colour palettes. Embracing the opposites that Berlin is known for – original features were retained and new additions were conceptualised that reflected the difference between the elegant and industrial. 

Catch-up with colleagues in the plant-filled lounge, meet with clients in adjoining meeting rooms, or hop on a call with high-quality video conferencing technology – Kontorhaus has been designed as a central space where you can come together and collaborate. The Work Space is easily accessible too, with three separate entrances and close proximity to Stadmitte station.