Of the former brewery building, only the historically listed front volume remains. The arch motif of the entrance is recalled in the guest room.
The aesthetic contrast between industrially produced and craftsmanship- based elements creates a thrilling spatial experience.
A longitudinal bar counter made of oak marks the beginning of the restaurant area. The double flight staircase across from it leads to the gallery seating.
The upper floor bar displays a striking colour accent, recalling the beige red hues of the Müllerbräu brand.
The winter gardens facing the building courtyard are unheated. The timber structure is painted in dark red and is the model for the colour and construction of the new rooftop level.
Old beer barrels serve as seating furniture.
Regulars can store their beer tankards in dedicated lockers.
The new rooftop addition adopts the facade arrangement of the existing floors. It features a lightweight and extensively prefabricated timber construction.
The three existing apartments were also remodelled. They received larger bathrooms and kitchens and, decades after being first occupied, a central heating system.

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