Sony Centre, Potsdamerplatz Berlin Building, Project Photos, Design, Property Images
Sony Centre Berlin Building
Potsdamerplatz Architecture Development, Germany – design by Murphy/Jahn Architects
post updated 20 Mar 2020 ; 5 Sep 2009
Sony Centre Buildings
Sony Centre Potsdamerplatz
Date built: 1993-2000
Design: Murphy/Jahn Architects
There are two main groups of buildings either side of Potsdamer Strasse:
North side – this page:
Sony Center + DB Tower + Beisheim Center
South side:
Potsdamer Platz 1 & 11 + Grand-Hyatt Hotel + Daimler Financial Services Headquarters + Arkaden shopping centre + Debis Building
(we’ve placed these on a separate page – Potsdamerplatz Buildings)
Photos © Adrian Welch
General view from west (Sony Center & DB tower on left):
Views up to centrepiece of the Sony Center roof
General images of Sony Center restaurants + focal space
Imax cinema:
DB tower – facing on to Potsdamerplatz, east of the Sony Center
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Design: Murphy/Jahn Architects
Office on southwest corner of Sony Center:
Access to Sony Center from south, ie Potsdamer Strasse:
More information online soon
Location: Potsdamerplatz, Berlin, Germany, northern Europe
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