Every Berliner knows this prominently located, south-east facing corner house in the heart of Charlottenburg.
In an ownership structure, Andreas Volland has undertaken the planning, project development, and restructuring for this gem of a Gründerzeit estate, situated just a short walk away from Kurfürstendamm.
Apart from the prize-winning restoration of the facade based on historic records, a style-defining roof construction was built which encompasses an impressing steeple-like front.
On about 750 m², three luxury penthouses have been created, granting a 360° view from their sunny roof-top terraces.
Today, the Gründerzeit-ensemble radiates new splendor, and is seen as a clear benchmark in the historic surroundings of Charlottenburg.
Besides twelve further projects within the period of 2012 to 2014, the Volland Projektmanagement GmbH, in an ownership structure with the Swiss CMIB Holding, was assigned to take on the planning, project development, and restructuring of the Berlin portfolio.
The showpiece Mommsenstraße 10 / Schlüterstraße 33 and the estate in Pariser Straße 18 / Sächsische Straße 72 in Berlin-Wilmersdorf certainly represent the most elaborate redesign projects of the whole assignment.
With both projects, our aim was not only to restore the Gründerzeit facade following historic models, but also to redesign the top floors in Mommsenstraße 10 / Schlüterstraße 33, aswell as the approx. 1,000 m² of attic space in Pariser Straße 18 / Sächsische Straße 72, to create a mansion-like ensemble.
The two projects serve as flagships for sustainable work and value-preserving real estate development realised by the Volland Group.
