keep his designs for the new Ministry of Justice building, which was completed in 1895, albeit by another company. Back in Germany, Ende continued his architectural design work. He died in 1907 at Wannsee. Noted Works 1864-1865: Synagogue, Elberfeld (1938 destroyed) 1867: Bank H. F. Lehmann, Halle (Saale) 1871-1874: Prussian Soil Bank, Berlin 1872-1874: Deutsche Union-Bank, Berlin 1873: several buildings in the Berlin Zoological Garden, e.g. elephant house, antelopes house, big cat house 1875: "Eichen-Schloss" (Oak Castle) for Baron von Saint Paul near Fischbach, Riesengebirge, Silesia 1875–1876: Architekten-Verein zu Berlin (Architects Association of Berlin) (1934 demolished) 1876: House of Benjamins, Riga 1876–1877: Café Bauer, Berlin 1881–1885: Museum of Ethnology, Berlin 1882–1883: Café Helms, Berlin 1883: Ständehaus (House of the West Prussian Estates) in Danzig 1883: Sedan panorama near Berlin Alexanderplatz station 1884–1886: dwelling house Voßstraße 33, Berlin (now HQ of German railways) 1885: "Schiess'sches Haus", Magdeburg 1885–1887: Great Synagogue in Danzig 1895: Ministry of Justice (Japan) in Tokyo Notes References Checkland, Olive. Japan and Britain after 1859: creating cultural bridges. Routledge (2002). Conant, Ellen P. Reassessing the Rokumeikan. University of Hawaii (2006). External links Photos of Ministry of Justice, Tokyo 19th-century German architects People from Gorzów Wielkopolski People from the Province of Brandenburg 1829 births 1907 deaths Foreign advisors to the government in Meiji-period Japan Recipients of the Pour le Mérite (civil class) Academic staff of the Technical University of Berlin