The
Eingangspackkammer

The ground floor of the Eingangspackkammer area impresses with its spacious, light-filled architecture and an extraordinary sense of space. Distinctive arched windows, impressive ceiling heights, and the open layout create a prestigious work environment that is highly pleasant to be in.

he spaciousness of the former warehouse areas provides the ideal foundation for flexible, modern office concepts—ranging from open workspaces to custom-designed units. Seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces, along with direct access to the terrace and lounge areas, encourage interaction and communication.

A place that brings the building’s history to life while creating space for future-oriented work.

The first floor of the entrance warehouse unfolds as a spectacular gallery level that spans the entire space, creating a unique spatial dynamism. Generous open spaces, sightlines and the open structure lend the space a particular sense of lightness and transparency.

The striking open staircase connects the levels and becomes the architectural focal point – accompanied by an iconic window offering views over Berlin, which also serves as the design inspiration for the Postbahnhof. This creates impressive visual connections and a sense of space that goes far beyond traditional office layouts.

Covering a total area of approximately 3,399 m² – of which around 3,070 m² is office space – the unit offers a wide range of potential uses. The proposed layout provides for approximately 120 workstations on the first floor, as well as a further 20 workstations and additional flexible workspaces on the mezzanine level. The space is complemented by a 129 m² terrace, a patio and generous outdoor areas that extend the workspace into the open air.

The combination of historic fabric and modern interventions creates a working environment that unites openness and seclusion, communication and concentration – a place where space gives rise to new perspectives and history becomes the future.