Emil-Haus

The Emil-Haus is an appartment block which is located to all Linienstraße, Torstraße and Zolastraße. It bears its name thanks to the latter, among other things, because like Emil it doesn't hurt anyone and can line up without attracting positive or negative attention, neither earlier next to Poelzig-Block 2 nor today next to Suhrkamp publishing house. In addition, it is the only building on the now quite short street, if that is not an award enough, then it is that despite the whole system and name change, he always remained true to himself as Emil (after all, the then Koblankstraße was also after an Emil). Who can say that about themselves in such a location?
Another namesake was Emil Haase, to whom the parcel previously belonged and who was expropriated during the first season of Abriss des Scheunenviertels in 1908. Like almost everything in the area, this parcel lay fallow for a long time before it was finally built on in 1927.
In 2019 the Emil-Haus was nibbled at by the Suhrkamp publishing house through an uncanny encounter of the third kind. Since then, the two have been connected by a strange connection that is neither creative nor handsome, but simply there to establish a connection.
Over the years, among others, lived in the Emil-Haus
Zolastraße 1 / 1a
*1930–1934: Hans Litten https://www.stolpersteine-berlin.de/de/biografie/416 
*until 1935: Max Fürst and Margot Meisel
File:2021 Emil Haus vorderansicht.png|grey as in grey
File:2021 Tram H Emil Haus Verbindung Suhrkamp.png|absorbed by their neighbor on the right
File:2021 Emil Haus rückansicht.png|entrances in Linienstraße
References
Category:Building