Building Description

The Pritzlaff complex consists of 6 buildings constructed between 1875 and 1920. The first buildings were designed and built b John Rugee, then the third building was designed by Ferry & Clas. After sitting mostly vacant for over 40 years, the building full renovation was completed in 2018, as a mixed use building featuring 2 Event Hall, 3 restaurants, 50,000sf of offices, 100 apartments and a 300 car parking structure.

Visitor Experience

Learn about the history of Pritzlaff Hardware, the construction of the buildings, and tour some of the renovated spaces from the building developer. See Pritzlaff Hardware catalogs and artifacts. Take a guided tour of the buildings.

Address
315 N Plankinton Ave

Saturday Hours
10 am - 5 pm

Sunday Hours
10 am - 5 pm

Photography
Photography allowed, Videography allowed, Tripod allowed

Handicapped Accessible
Fully wheelchair accessible

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Photo Tour

Modern office interior with wooden floors, exposed beams, hanging lights, a glass entry door, and cleaning supplies on a counter.
A hallway with wooden floors, exposed beams, black armchairs, and a small enclosed office area, with natural light coming from an open doorway at the end.
Spacious loft with exposed wooden beams, brick walls, large windows, wooden floors, vintage furniture, and a sign reading "R.F. LU Hardware.
Tall brick buildings with many windows surround a paved courtyard under a deep blue evening sky, with a streetlamp visible in the foreground.
Aerial night view of a large, illuminated building with colorful vertical lights, surrounded by city streets and adjacent buildings.
Open-concept loft apartment with exposed wooden beams, visible ductwork, a kitchen, dining table, and a living area with leather seating and large windows.
An event space with wooden beams, round and rectangular tables covered in white cloths, string lights, and wooden floors, set up for a gathering.