Hardenberg House, Commercial building and architectural monument in Charlottenburg, Germany
Hardenberg House is a seven-story building on Hardenbergstrasse in Berlin that combines residential and commercial spaces. The facade displays typical features of post-war Berlin architecture with clean lines and functional design.
The building was completed in 1956 during Berlin's reconstruction period after World War II. Its architecture reflects the optimism and modern design approach that shaped the city's urban spaces in the 1950s.
The building shapes the streetscape of Hardenbergstrasse with its facade and spatial design. The ground floor zones show how post-war Berlin department stores connected commerce with urban life.
The building is centrally located on Hardenbergstrasse in the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district and is easy to reach on foot. The location is close to other cultural and commercial facilities in the area.
The building was originally a large department store and still shapes the commercial history of Hardenbergstrasse. Its preservation as a heritage site shows how Berlin values post-war structures and integrates them into modern urban spaces.
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