"Berlin Place" is a tribute to the vibrant capital of the 1920s. The automobile revolution and its influence on society is presented on the floor with the theme "Automobiles". Another floor pays tribute to the influential personalities of this era. "Vehicles" focuses on the iconic vehicle designs of the time and the first passenger airplanes. On the last floor, we have created a fusion between the metropolises of the 1920s, namely Berlin, Paris, New York and Chicago.

A variety of materials and techniques were used to realize the extraordinary designs, including painting, 3D printing, large-scale art wallpaper and glass design. Of particular note are the large-format, custom-made wallpapers in the conference rooms, which create impressive visual accents, and the integration of innovative 3D printing elements.

This project is an example of outstanding interior design that takes historical themes and reinterprets them in modern working environments. The Oberpostdirektion - Berlin of the 1920s combines creativity, history and functionality in a unique way.