Kaufhaus Jonaß, Cultural heritage monument in Prenzlauer Berg, Germany
The eight-story building constructed between 1928 and 1929 features natural stone facades and a steel frame following New Objectivity architectural principles.
Originally opened in 1929 as the first credit department store, the building was later seized from its Jewish owners and used by Nazi organizations during World War II.
The structure transformed from a department store to political headquarters, reflecting different periods of German society through its various functions over time.
Located at Torstraße 1 in Berlin, the building now operates as Soho House Berlin, offering hotel accommodations and club facilities.
A glass information panel at the entrance presents the building's history in four languages through photographs and detailed texts.
Location: Pankow
Architects: Gustav Bauer
Architectural style: New Objectivity
Address: Torstraße 1, 10119 Berlin
GPS coordinates: 52.52750,13.41556
Latest update: March 12, 2025 14:44
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