- The name Pausa Nams was inspired by the building's bay windows, designed by architect Bernhard Bielenstein. Their rhythmic composition on the façade visually resembles the "pause" symbol. In Latin, the word pausa means a pause, break, respite, or moment of rest.
- Built in 1910, during one of the city's most dynamic periods of growth, the building is an outstanding example of Neoclassical architecture created by the renowned architect Bernhard Bielenstein.
- Following a meticulous renovation, the building has regained its original elegance. A particular highlight is its two distinctive bay windows, above which the architect's original 1910 design for decorative elements has been faithfully realised during the restoration.
- One of the project's key advantages is its thoughtfully designed shared spaces and landscaped inner courtyards, which give the building a cohesive character and create a genuine sense of home, while inspiring residents to personalise and enhance their own apartments.
- The building comprises 66 apartments with 1–3 rooms, 5 parking spaces, and 35 private storage units.
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