Deve­lo­ped by a third par­ty for and on behalf of D&H.

Six flo­ors of apart­ments that impress with their high­ly effi­ci­ent flo­or plans. Each of the 2 to 4‑room-apart­ments is com­ple­men­ted with a bal­c­o­ny or ter­race, along with high cei­lings which make for a fee­ling of spa­cious­ness. Every ele­ment of The Kurfuerst’s inte­ri­ors has been careful­ly con­cei­ved for casu­al elegance.

Archi­tect Ser­gei Tcho­ban’s plans empha­si­ze the diver­si­ty bet­ween the buil­dings. Clas­sic ele­ments are taken up and skillful­ly com­bi­ned with modern struc­tures. This crea­tes a breath­ta­king faca­de image that allows for a plea­sant cor­re­la­ti­on with the sur­roun­ding ensem­ble of buil­dings. The mate­ri­als used also make refe­rence to the neigh­bor­ing buil­ding com­ple­xes and archi­tec­tu­ral monu­ments such as the “Twel­ve Apost­les Church”. Through the sty­lish inter­play of clin­ker, con­cre­te and plas­ter, the dif­fe­rent faca­des crea­te tim­e­l­ess and uni­que addres­ses that at the same time inte­gra­te well into a modern city.

The enc­lo­sed urban cour­ty­ard forms a pri­va­te recrea­tio­nal space in the midd­le of the city, lea­ving ple­nty of room for lei­su­re activities.

The cen­tral resi­den­ti­al loca­ti­on has excel­lent public trans­port con­nec­tions. The near­by sub­way stops “Nol­len­dorf­platz” (ser­ved by the sub­way lines U1, U2, U3 and U4) and “Kur­fürs­ten­stra­ße” (U1 and U3) offer con­nec­tions to the rest of the city, so that sta­ti­ons like “Zoo”, “Pots­da­mer Platz” and “Alex­an­der­platz” can be rea­ched quickly.

At the same time, the­re are many green spaces in the sur­roun­ding area, which are just as sui­ta­ble for sport­ing acti­vi­ties as they are for rela­xed pic­nics. The gras­sy banks of the Land­wehr­ka­nal, the park­land of the famous Tier­gar­ten — often refer­red to as Ber­lin’s equi­va­lent of Cen­tral Park in New York City — and the Gleis­drei­eck Park, from whe­re bike paths lead to the sub­urbs, are less than a kilo­me­ter away.

The Kur­fuerst is loca­ted in the imme­dia­te vici­ni­ty of the KaDe­We depart­ment store, the Kul­tur­fo­rum (inclu­ding the Phil­har­mo­nic Hall and the Natio­nal Gal­lery) and Pots­da­mer Platz, thus offe­ring num­e­rous shop­ping and enter­tain­ment options.

The cen­ter of West Ber­lin with the magni­fi­cent bou­le­vard Kur­fuers­ten­damm is also near­by, while a 10-minu­te sub­way ride will take you to Fried­rich­stra­ße, the hot­spot of for­mer East Ber­lin. Seve­ral sub­way lines and a num­ber of bus lines pro­vi­de public trans­por­ta­ti­on con­nec­tions in all directions.

Oppor­tu­ni­ties for cul­tu­ral and lei­su­re acti­vi­ties are in shou­ting distance. Loca­ted only 500 meters away is the venerable varie­ty thea­ter Win­ter­gar­ten, which has been delight­ing audi­en­ces with its diver­se shows and caba­rets for more than a hundred years. Ano­ther venue within wal­king distance is the Ber­lin Phil­har­mo­nic Hall, whe­re the most renow­ned soloists from around the world per­form. The way to the con­cert hall will also take you past the New Natio­nal Gal­lery and the Old Mas­ters Pic­tu­re Gal­lery, all part of the Kulturforum.