The site for the start-up remise in Immanuelkirchstraße is located in Prenzlauer Berg. This in turn lies entirely on the ground moraine surface of the Barnim. 80% of the existing buildings were erected around the turn of the century before last (approx. 1890-1905). The structure was always the same.

Front house, rear house and then a shed. While people lived in the front and rear buildings, craftsmen worked in the coach house: Carpenters, saddlers, locksmiths, printers, bakers. Much of what was needed to live was produced directly on site. Although the housing has remained, the business has gone. Now it has come again.

The walls of the hybrid construction were made of reinforced concrete on site; the ceilings are timber-concrete composite structures. The four-storey building is glazed towards the wide garden courtyard. Our floor-to-ceiling wooden windows in the system TIMM W 90 in glaze and spruce design are positioned at different depths, resulting in narrow French balconies.

The rooms in the basement also receive daylight because the courtyard in front of the window front has been terraced. Four commercial units have been created inside – one on each level.