Werkhaus Siemensdamm Siemensdamm - Berlin

The Wernerwerk high-rise building, with its striking clinker brick façade, is located in the north-west of Berlin, in the district of Spandau.

It represents the eastern gateway to Siemensstadt, an important industrial development of the early 20th century.

century. Designed by Hans Hertlein and the civil engineer Gerhard Mensch between 1928 and 1930, the building now stands as a monument to classical modernism.

Its design, influenced by New Objectivity, is characterized by clear lines and generous interior design.

Today, Siemens and numerous other companies benefit from the strategically favorable location of the high-rise building.

Its proximity to the city highway and Siemensdamm subway station makes it an attractive location.

The companies particularly appreciate the flexible office space with loft character and the extensive range of services, including a coffee bar and conference and event services.