Sustainable days by the water in Berlin Brandenburg
Salon Tet-Arnold - 44 m2
This small salon impresses with its location on the mezzanine floor of the distillery directly next to/above the historic Borsig steam engine with an 8 meter high engine room. Hardwood floors, massive red brick walls, steel mullioned windows and a massive wooden beam ceiling reduce your meeting to the essentials.
The Salon is named after "Tet Arnold" Karl Albert Arnold (1899-1972), engineer and photographer, first child of Ernst August Paul and Margarethe von Borsig, née Gründler. He grew up with his three siblings Margret Borsig (born 1900), Anneliese (born 1902) social worker and Ernst von Borsig jun. (born 1906) farmer and economist, auf.
- Facing south, west with lake view
- Ceiling height 3.30m
- Daylight
- Open wooden construction, brick
- Historical steam engine with mechanics
- No disabled access
