and the flowing lines of the interior design. The building has a winding futuristic staircase made from glass and concrete which leads up to the Himmelssaal on the first floor with a ceiling decorated with white and blue glass blocks. The three floors originally started out with a reading room on the first floor, the Himmelssaal ballroom on the second and a museum at the top. Hotel In 1988, the Atlantis House complex was sold to the Swedish hotel firm Scandic which combined it with an adjacent recently completed hotel building. The interior was completely renovated but the old staircase and the Himmelssaal with its mosaic ceiling of blue and white glass were maintained as interesting examples of German architecture in the interwar period. Today the building belongs to Radisson as the Radisson Blu Hotel, Bremen. The Himmelssaal (sky room) is open to the public. See also List of hotels in Germany References External links Photographs of Hoetger's Odin sculpture at Haus Atlantis Buildings and structures in Bremen (city) Renaissance Revival architecture in Germany Buildings and structures in Germany destroyed during World War II Buildings and structures completed in 1931 Buildings and structures completed in 1965 Hotels in Germany Rebuilt buildings and structures in Germany