Ludwig Erhard Haus
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About
The Ludwig Erhard Haus, nicknamed the Armadillo, is a striking steel and glass building designed by Sir Nicholas Grimshaw in Berlin's City West. Its industrial, futuristic aesthetic includes distinctive elevators that resemble space pods, offering a unique architectural experience for business visitors.
Inside, the venue provides a range of flexible, multifunctional spaces ideal for conferences, seminars, and workshops. Located centrally, it supports seamless networking and collaboration under one roof, making it a practical choice for professional events of various sizes.
Best for
- Flexible conferences & workshops
- Networking events & business mixers
- Formal dinners & gala receptions
Standout features
Architecture
Iconic steel and glass 'Armadillo' design
Designed by Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, the building features a striking steel and glass construction known locally as the 'Armadillo,' offering a distinctive, modern architectural presence in Berlin's City West.
Interior Design
Futuristic elevator pods
The elevators, built in 1996, resemble space pods with an industrial, futuristic aesthetic that fascinates visitors and photography enthusiasts alike.
Event Spaces
Flexible, multifunctional rooms
Offers a variety of adaptable event spaces suitable for seminars, conferences, gala dinners, and film shoots, allowing customization to meet diverse business event needs.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
SundayClosed
Monday8am – 5pm
Tuesday8am – 5pm
Wednesday8am – 5pm
Thursday8am – 5pm
Friday8am – 4pm
SaturdayClosed
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