The penthouse combines clear architecture with a location at the intersection of Mitte and Kreuzberg. Exposed concrete, exposed brick, and steel and glass elements characterize the open floor plan and give the apartment a clear industrial signature. The living and dining area with open kitchen forms the architectural focal point. A spacious study, separated by steel and glass elements, extends this area to create a functional room that can be used as a studio, workspace, or additional living space.Two interior bathrooms, a separate dressing room, and well-defined functional zones structure the private side of the apartment. A real wood fireplace sets a clear accent in the central living space. The large roof terrace of approx. 68 sqm with a view of the Spree and two large balconies open up the space to the outside and consistently pick up on the urban surroundings.The apartment is part of an ensemble on the site of the former "Alte Berliner Seifenfabrik". The historic building was renovated, extended, and supplemented with two modern new buildings in 2015. The striking red chimney was preserved and is a visible sign of the industrial past.