Its architectural language is clearly rooted in the 21st century, while at the same time forming a worthy addition to the historic buildings in the neighbourhood. The project fills a gap in the typical Berlin perimeter block development on Senefelder Strasse, not far from Helmholtzplatz, which also gave the project its name.
The U-shaped ensemble is conceptually based on the typical Berlin residential courtyard, consisting of a front building, side wings and a garden house, which enclose a green inner courtyard.
The communal courtyard is intensively landscaped and offers recreational areas and a small playground. The project comprises 21 flats with various living concepts: two three-storey townhouses, barrier-free flats and medium to large residential units.
The staircase with its expressively curved handrails was also designed by TCHOBAN VOSS Architects.
The basement houses the cellar rooms and a garage with parking spaces for bicycles and cars, which are equipped for e-mobility.
