The two new hotels were recently completed around the Berlin´s Hauptbahnhof. Located between Europaplatz to the east and the square in front of the Berlin´s main railway station to the north, these two buildings are perfectly connected to the public transport system. Positioned on a mainly glazed base, the 5-storey buildings with a stacked storey becomes a part of the large-scaled block structure of the surrounding area. Clad with shimmering beige-grey coloured bricks, the main facades of the building complex have only subtle differences in their form. Within the strict and clearly gridded exterior, the architects focused mainly on the design of the window cladding which has, while looking at it, delicate movement elements and evoke a slight impression of pilasters. They achieved this effect by having set the window claddings on both sides 6,5 cm back. Further various windows are integrated in a horizontal shifting structure. The grid obtains much more contrast and intensity by means of these precise details. In the courtyard the architects used a similar approach by applying grater plaster cladding in beige-ochre colours instead of bricks.