Changing
Perspectives

This building is a statement – an iconic presence right next to Berlin Central Station. Named after Swedish European politician Anna Lindh and designed by the Danish architectural practice Dorte Mandrup, it combines sustainable hybrid timber construction with a future-proof and flexible office concept that meets every demand.

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Location

Berlin-Mitte, Europaplatz. Who would need a house number here?

The Anna Lindh Haus lies in the middle of Berlin – right where the action is. The Anna Lindh Haus is nested in a dynamic neighbour­hood of culture, gastronomy and nature which characterises the cityscape of Berlin. A location redefining modern working environments and combining urbanity with a vision.

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Aerial view of the Anna Lindh Haus in Berlin, surrounded by modern buildings, green spaces, and urban infrastructure.
Modern office in the Anna Lindh Haus with large windows, desks, ergonomic chairs, and minimalist furnishings.
Rental areas

A house for new perspectives

The Anna Lindh Haus offers flexible and versatile office spaces that can be precisely tailored to meet the needs of modern companies. From open workspaces allowing creative exchange to private offices for focused work – the Anna Lindh Haus provides an ideal working environment.

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THE ANNA LINDH HAUS VIDEO: A NEW OFFICE EXPERIENCE.


See the Anna Lindh Haus right now in impressive depth of detail. The video takes you on a journey into the future of work: communicative, service-oriented, in an exceptionally central location and sustainable from A to Z.

Sustainability

A statement for sustainability.

Our responsibility for environmental and climate protection was in the focus of planning the Anna Lindh Haus from the beginning and continues through its realisation and operation over the property’s entire life cycle.

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View of the rooftop terrace of the Anna Lindh Haus. People are sitting on benches and chairs, enjoying the view over Berlin.
Modern office building made of wood and glass: The Anna Lindh Haus in Berlin with its distinctive architecture, large windows, and green terraces.
The Anna Lindh Haus lies directly on Europaplatz – in the heart of Berlin.
View of the rooftop terrace of the Anna Lindh Haus. People are sitting on benches and chairs, enjoying the view over the city.
800 m2 of roof terraces invite you to have a lunch break in the open.
The Anna Lindh Haus in an exterior perspective at dusk.
An architectural highlight in Berlin’s Europacity.
View of the bistro with its warm wooden interior.
Culinary meeting place – the bistro in the Anna Lindh Haus provides space for recreation and conversations.
Office space featuring visible wood-hybrid construction.
Flooded with light and openly designed: the open-plan office creates room for new ideas.
The Anna Lindh Haus in Berlin with a view of the adjacent railway infrastructure, surrounded by modern architecture and an urban environment.
Architecture

Flexible, versatile – sophisticated down to the details

The Anna Lindh Haus combines Scandinavian elegance with modern, sustainable design. The distinctive dual façade refracts the sunlight, allowing for an exciting interplay of reflections and shadows. Inside, lots of visible wood and natural light create a warm, cosy atmosphere.

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Certifications

The Anna Lindh Haus is a cutting-edge office building in accordance with the latest energy requirements. Focused on people, ecology and well-being.

A smart building offering added value for tenants as well as guests

Exceptionally healthy working environment and positive employee experience

Meets the highest EU standards for sustainable construction

Sustainably built, future-proof and resource-efficient

Anna lINDH

Anna Lindh was a Swedish politician and dedicated European citizen. In her position as Swedish foreign minister she passionately advocated for human rights, peace and a strong European community. Through her tireless commitment she became a distinctive voice in European politics.
A portrait of the politician Anna Lindh.