Kollhoff-Tower skyscraper
Alte Potsdamer Strase 2, Berlin, Germany
Description:
The skyscraper Kollhoff-Tower, located in the center of the German capital - the city of Berlin, was built in 1998-1999 by the architect Hans Kollhoff, whose name he bears. The building is a multi-level building with a height of 101 meters, made of red brick in the form of a sail. It is considered the 6th tallest building in the city.
On the lower floors of the Kollhoff-Tower skyscraper, which has 25 floors, there are shops, the remaining floors are occupied by offices. In 2000, an observation deck was opened on the top floor, where visitors are taken by the fastest elevator in all of Europe. From here there is a beautiful view of the city and Postdam Square. Recently, the permanent exhibition “Berlin looks at Potsdamer Square” and several panoramic cafes have been opened there.