BEER PINSEL

TOWER ART

Berlin, Steglitz. The Bierpinsel ("the beer brush"), as Berliners affectionately call the Turmrestaurant Steglitz, is a 47-meter-high concrete structure that has become a true symbol of the city. This fine art photographic collection documents the transformation of a Brutalist icon into an urban street art masterpiece.

Built between 1972 and 1976 in the Brutalist style, the tower was declared a protected monument in 2017. Over the years, several prominent graffiti artists have painted the exterior of the building as part of the Turmkunst ("tower art") project, transforming it into a vibrant example of urban pop art that blends architecture and street culture.

Key elements of the collection:

• 1970s Brutalist architecture and iconic Berlin design
• Street art and Turmkunst project on the facade
• Contrast between raw concrete and vibrant colors
• Protected monument and urban landmark of Steglitz

Limited edition fine art prints and high-resolution digital downloads available for collectors, Brutalist architecture enthusiasts, and street art lovers.