Spanning 60,000 sqm across 33 floors, the building will house retail units, dining areas, office space, and nearly 300 serviced apartments, 'thus embodying an integrated and vibrant vision of the city of tomorrow'.

'The project is distinguished by a bold contemporary facade, combined with a raw interior aesthetic that engages with Berlin's 1960s socialist architectural heritage, in an approach that echoes the city's urban diversity', Covivio explained.

'The project's name itself reflects this: '030', the capital's historic area code, anchors the project in its local territory, while 'BLN', the international abbreviation for Berlin, gives it a resolutely global dimension', the group added.