Victoria house

Victoria house
Basic data
Place:	Dusseldorf
Construction time :	1994-1998
Architects :	HPP Hentrich-Petschnigg & Partner KG
Use / legal
Main tenant:	ERGO Group AG
Technical specifications
Height :	108.0 m
Height to the top:	109.8 m
Floors :	29
Usable area :	106,600 m²
Building material :	Glass
Height comparison
Düsseldorf :	3. ( list )
Germany :	56. ( list )
address
City:	Dusseldorf
Country:	Germany

The Victoria-Haus , also called Victoria-Turm or Victoria-Tower , is an office building at ERGO-Platz 1 in Düsseldorf 's Pempelfort district . It is the headquarters of the ERGO Group AG. This has its headquarters there and in the adjacent buildings.

The house was designed by the architects HPP Hentrich-Petschnigg & Partner KG and built between 1994 and 1998. At 108 meters, the Victoria House is the third tallest building in the city after the ARAG Tower and the LVA Tower . Around 1915 employees work on the 29 floors with a gross retail space of 106,600 m². The building also has an underground car park with around 450 parking spaces.

After the Victoria brand was absorbed by Ergo in 2010, the new name Ergo-Turm established itself in parlance and has since been used in many journalistic sources.