Hotel Bellman Berlin-Neukoelln
Hotel Bellman Berlin-Neukoelln
Tchoban Voss Architekten
ARCHITECTS
Tchoban Voss Architekten
CLIENT
Spreereal Consulting Gmbh
LEAD ARCHITECTS
Sergei Tchoban
BUILDING EQUIPMENT
Klimavomfeinsten
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
2pn Projektleitung Gmbh, Blankenfelde-mahlow
INTERIOR DESIGN
Monaport
ASSOCIATED PARTNER
Martin Krebes
DESIGN TEAM
Simon Bange, Jan Frechen, Valeria Kashirina, René Hoch, Ramona Schwarzweller
YEAR
2025
LOCATION
Germany
CATEGORY
Hotels
Text description provided by architect.
On the corner of Karl-Marx-Strasse and Grenzallee, the Hotel Bellman Berlin-Neukoelln is a new building with a striking, golden bronze-coloured aluminium and glass façade that makes an architectural statement in the lively neighbourhood inspired by the raw energy of New York's Meatpacking District.
The seven-storey perimeter block development blends homogeneously into the neighborhood thanks to its street-side, closed construction, and gives the deserted street corner a structural conclusion.
The building heights, building lines, and building depths mediate between the partially Wilhelminian-style neighboring buildings.
The staggered backs of the respective building corners adapt to the eaves heights typical of the area, break up the otherwise homogeneous façade grid, and become a varied design element.
The upper storeys protrude slightly beyond the property boundary and thus allow the building line of Karl-Marx Strasse to be continued.
Together with the ground floor, which is partially set back slightly behind the property boundary, an inviting and protective plinth zone is created for the hotel and restaurant entrance.
The storey-by-storey change in direction of the reveals of the curtain wall metal façade creates an exciting rhythm depending on the incidence of light and also ensures an unmistakable dynamic.
The large proportion of windows ensures that the hotel rooms are flooded with daylight. The interior design was created by MonaPort.
The hotel is accessible via the main entrance on the street side.
There are seven barrier-free and three wheelchair-accessible rooms in accordance with DIN. All floors are accessible by lift.
The existing above-ground parking spaces have been replaced by a two-storey underground car park with a total of approx. 28 parking spaces.
