About the office
Chausseestraße 117 is an architecturally striking and historically significant complex of buildings in Berlin-Mitte. The listed former residential and commercial building of the AG für Automobilunternehmungen was constructed between 1913 and 1914, presumably based on a design by Arnold Kuthe. Particularly striking is the neoclassical street façade, whose clear arrangement of pilasters and sculptural ornamentation lend the building a stately, almost monumental appearance. Two enclosed courtyard complexes were built on the elongated lot. According to the State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments, the second courtyard housed Berlin’s first multi-story parking garage, which gives the complex special significance in the history of the city and transportation. The attic figures on the facade, including one holding a car, also allude to the site’s original use and history. Today, the facility is located in the backyard of 117 Chausseestraße and spans six floors.
Amenities
24/7 access
Furnished offices
Meeting rooms
Parking
Pets allowed
Access to other locations
Available offers
Private office
- People
- 1-4 people
- Size
- 20 m²
Private office
- People
- 1-8 people
- Size
- 38 m²
Private office
- People
- 1-50 people
- Size
- 460 m²
Suite
- People
- 1-100 people
- Size
- 933 m²
Surroundings and area
The neighborhood around Chausseestraße is characterized by historic Berlin architecture, modern office and hotel complexes, and a diverse selection of cafés, restaurants, and gathering places. At the same time, cultural highlights such as the Friedrichstadt-Palast and Oranienburger Straße—with their numerous dining and cultural offerings—are within easy reach. Nearby landmarks include the Museum of Natural History and the Charité Mitte campus, which lend the neighborhood a vibrant, international, and intellectually stimulating atmosphere.
Commuting
The nearby U Naturkundemuseum station on the U6 line, along with several tram and bus lines, makes it easy to reach from all parts of the city. In addition, the Nordbahnhof S-Bahn station and Berlin Central Station—just a few minutes away—offer excellent connections to Berlin’s local transit system as well as regional and long-distance rail services.