Poelzig-Block 6

The Poelzig-Block 6 is part of the Poelzig-Bauten. It was built in 1928 and 1929 after the plans by Hans Poelzig. Arnold Kuthe's construction business was responsible for the construction. The client was Alfred Schrobsdorff KG.
The property was the reason why the district border from Prenzlauer Berg was moved a few meters forward on June 19, 1929, as otherwise it would have been in two districts. 
In 1931 Dr. Rudolf Wiehler lived here. Berlin address book (Public Domain) edition 1931 (Public Domain)
From 1967 to 1991 the piano transport company Neubert was based here, which later moved to the Grauer Frachter. https://www.klaviertransporte-berlin.com/Uber_uns
Today it houses the Bar 3 and the Merlin Apotheke.
File:Poelzig block 06-11.jpeg|left shortly after it was finished
File:Poelzig Block 6.jpeg|2021
==Links==
* The Poelzig block 6 at the Landesdenkmalamt Berlin
==References==
Category:Building
Category:Poelzig-Bauten