893 Ryotei Bar / Allen Kaufmann Architekten

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Text description provided by the architects. 893 Ryotei in Charlottenburg is a reinvention of an old Schlecker (a German drugstore chain) space on Kantstrasse. It is set back a bit from the street and located in the historically protected 1959-1960 building from architect Hans-Dieter Bolle. An aluminum-glass curtain wall with four large evenly divided structural shear wall-columns defined the interior of the space, which had a predominantly open floor plan. There are a main front entrance and a back door cellar entrance from the parking lot in between the building and the metro rail S-Bahn station Savignyplatz.

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Cite: "893 Ryotei Bar / Allen Kaufmann Architekten" 29 Aug 2020. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/946014/893-ryotei-bar-allenkaufmann-studio> ISSN 0719-8884

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