
Due to extensive structural damage, the building's characteristic façade had to be removed down to the shell and was carefully restored. The north-western gable wall of the Berolinahaus was given a new, independent face following the urban development paradigm shift at Alexanderplatz.


Both the north entrance on the new façade and the south entrance on Alexanderplatz were redesigned and given an elaborate door system in high-gloss golden brass and a prestigious vestibule in polished black-green serpentine.

The banisters, floor coverings and wall panelling playfully repeat the formal vocabulary used by Peter Behrens. On the upper floors, the original substance has been largely preserved.

