Leuschnerdamm 31, Berlin

Work has always been done at Leuschnerdamm 31 (formerly Elisabethufer 44) in Berlin-Kreuzberg: in 1875, a glue kitchen marked the beginning of a commercial courtyard where, over the decades, cardboard-packaging factories, art printers and machine builders were at work. During the First World War, a munitions factory was established here, and around 1920 a factory for mercury-arc rectifiers. The glazed bricks of the old building with their green patterns bear witness to this industrial history. Now offices are moving in once again. Our signage links old and new buildings into a place with a strong identity, and a new façade design upgrades the more recent parts of the complex.