The housing project PANDION THE HAUS in Berlin has completed and important step on the way to its completion. The topping-out ceremony that was celebrated at the end of May with around 80 guests marks the final phase of the construction work. The ensemble that is being built between the KaDeWe and the Memorial Church on Kurfürstendamm represents a modern architectural highlight and will be ready for occupancy in 2020. Its design opens up visual axes in every direction over the City West – embodies by stylish details such as the bay window spanning two floors. The architects Axthelm Rolvien GmbH & Co. KG from Potsdam were in charge of the planning and design work for PANDION THE HAUS. A total of 65 one- to four-room freehold apartments between 37 and 148 square metres in size are being built in this exclusive location near the Berlin Zoo. They offer a high quality standard with floor-to-ceiling windows, terraces and underground garages.

PANDION once again manages to land amongst the top 10 German project developers. It even takes 6th place in the residential segment.

At the Immoblienforum Düsseldorf, Pandion’s CEO Reinhold Knodel joined the "high-rise group” debate: “Growing towns and cities can profit in three ways from high-rise buildings: firstly, high-rises allow a careful treatment of inner-city space, a rare commodity. Secondly, high-rises have an urban development component - anyone who builds high-rises changes a city’s silhouette, its calling card. And thirdly, high-rises have their very own fascination because they offer far more opportunities for exciting architecture than normal apartment complexes.” Pandion has built two residential high-rises in Düsseldorf’s Le Quartier Central, Pandion D’Or and Pandion Le Grand. Pandion Vista in Cologne, one of the prominent “Kranhäuser” on the Rhine, has even managed to establish itself as one of the city’s landmarks.

The second stage of construction of our Pandion 4Living project in Berlin’s Conrad-Blenkle-Straße 29 went on sale in March: around 360 freehold apartments will be built on the border between Prenzlauer Berg and Friedrichshain by the end of 2020.