With a clear architectural vision, Zeller & Moye have transformed an unassuming 1950s building into a contemporary residential ensemble with a distinct character.
The concept bridges two seemingly opposing ideas: the democratic principles of post-war modernism—open, structured, and designed for many—and the traditional character of Dahlem, shaped by generous villas, gardens, and a cultivated residential culture.
Sustainability is an integral part of the project. By preserving and reinterpreting the existing structure and integrating a modern energy concept with heat pump and photovoltaic system, the ecological footprint is significantly reduced, enabling resource-efficient living.
The result is a residential ensemble that respects its origins while looking toward the future.
It addresses those who value architecture, quality, and a contemporary understanding of home—offering space for different lifestyles.
Designed by Zeller & Moye, an internationally renowned architectural practice with offices in Berlin and Mexico City, recognized for award-winning projects across Europe, the Americas, and Asia.
Their work is defined by a clear contemporary design language, combined with a sensitive understanding of historical references and social contexts.
In this project, they create a compelling bridge: the architectural vocabulary of post-war modernism is carefully reinterpreted and translated into a contemporary residential design—high-quality, individual, and inherently open.
The architecture is defined by clean lines and a restrained, elegant material palette.
Slim zigzag railings as a continuous design element from the façade to the interior
Sculptural staircase as the architectural heart of the building
High-gloss black tiles in the base area, reinterpreting the aesthetics of the 1950s
Subtle, refined palette of colors and materials throughout the building
Seamless oak parquet flooring connecting all living spaces
Bathrooms with terrazzo floors and colored mosaic tiles, contemporary in expression with references to the 1950s
Dark roof framing the light, rough-plastered façade – Striking interplay of light, texture, and material
All apartments offer generous living across two levels, complemented by private outdoor spaces such as gardens and terraces. The multi-level layouts and sculptural staircases opening toward the garden reference the spatial qualities of classic villas.
The interiors are defined by clarity, contemporary design, and flexible use. Seamless oak parquet flooring runs through all living areas. Bathrooms feature light terrazzo floors, expansive mirror surfaces, and colored mosaic tiles, creating an atmosphere that is both refined and characterful.
The result is an urban retreat offering a range of living typologies—from compact maisonettes to expansive garden apartments—suited to different lifestyles.
iving space ranging from approx. 120 to 260 m²
High-quality wood-aluminum windows and French doors
Electric blinds with aluminum shutters
Underfloor heating in all living areas
Oak parquet flooring on the upper floors
Two elegant bathrooms with premium materials
Kitchen designed by Poliform (Kantstraße 150, Berlin-Charlottenburg)
Private garden and, depending on the unit, balcony with direct stairs to the garden
Basement storage unit for each apartment
Parking space with electric charging station (wall box) available as an optional purchase
Bicycle storage room and bicycle parking spaces
Laundry room with separate space for each apartment
Communal garden with recreational facilities
Separate photovoltaic system for each apartment
Modern, environmentally friendly air source heat pump
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The Dahlem district is one of Berlin’s most sought-after, traditional, and green neighborhoods, defined by villas, parks, gardens, and renowned scientific institutions.
The property is conveniently located near the Dahlem-Dorf U-Bahn station, providing quick access to Berlin’s city center.
The surrounding area offers a harmonious balance of urban convenience and natural living: cultural institutions, international schools, abundant shopping, cafés, and restaurants are complemented by quiet residential streets and generous green spaces.
The address itself reflects a thoughtful interplay of contrasts: while situated on a busy street, the architecture provides a sense of retreat—terraces and gardens capture sunlight, and green outdoor spaces create privacy and tranquility.
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