Berlin – It’s strange. It has been almost 30 years since the architect Hans Kollhoff and his colleague Helga Timmermann won the urban planning competition for the redesign of Alexanderplatz in 1993 with a skyscraper design. Ten 150 meter high towers were then to be built. But only now is one high-rise project after the other started. After the Russian investor Monarch and the real estate company Covivio, the sign of the Austrian billionaire René Benko took the first step for a tower next to the Galeria Kaufhof on Monday.
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