Opernlofts

Loft Living - The Book about the Opernlofts
Loft Living - The Book is an inspiring documentary for our project Openlofts in Berlin Mitte. Since the very beginning, we have photographically accompanied the construction process of transforming the former Berlin decoration workshops into a unique and luxurious residential complex. Experience the creation of the unique lofts through impressive and insightful before- and after shots. The work serves as an inspiration for architects and demanding builders.

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Lease of Loft-Apartments

The rental of the loft apartments will be managed by our office in Berlin, contact Ms. Ring.

Further information, site visits or information on further offers will be provided on request.

Description
The Optima Aegidius Group purchased the site from Liegenschaftsfonds Berlin in Q1/Q2 2011.

Concept
TThe listed historic brick complex from the turn of the last century was once used as a industrial  laundry, button factory and lithographic printing house.

Architecture

The architect is Ingo Pott who has already accompanied the reorganization of the Reichstag under the direction of Sir Norman Foster and who is co-founder of the Fotografie Museum c / o Berlin.

Object views after completion September, 2014.
The residential ensemble Opernlofts, with its approx. 36 residential units, was successfully completed in August / September.

Most of the apartments are upholstered and the unique object is filled with life more and more.

 

The architect is Ingo Pott who has already accompanied the redevelopment of the Reichstag under the direction of Sir Norman Foster. It is worth mentioning that he is also the co-founder of the Fotografie Museum c/o Berlin.

Property views after completion September, 2014:
The residential ensemble Opernlofts, with its approx. 36 residential units, was successfully completed in August / September.

A majority of the apartments is occupied and the unique object is increasingly filled with life.

 

Location

The Opernlofts are located at Zehdenickerstrasse in Berlin Mitte, a stone's throw away from the Weinbergpark.

Project development

Before the redevelopment, since 1947, the industrial monument was home to  the “Komische Oper Berlin”, which used the property as a workshop, rehearsal stage and prop.

Around 40 loft apartments with 6,000 sqm GFA have been created.

In addition to classic lofts with spacious rooms, by mid-2014 family-friendly townhouses and spacious penthouses with breathtaking views of the entire federal capital have been completed.

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