Jurgen's house on Minsk Street, also associated with grandmother Doris.

Casa de Jurgen, the modest Minsk Street residence shared by Jurgen and his grandmother Doris, begins as a quiet domestic anchor in the bustling city of Tingen. Across the series it transforms from a simple boarding-house into a nexus of hidden identities and clandestine meetings, its unassuming façade masking the dangerous secrets its residents carry. By the later volumes the house becomes a symbol of the fragile line between ordinary life and the supernatural, its rooms witnessing both tender family moments and the intrusion of otherworldly forces.

Jurgen's house on Minsk Street, also associated with grandmother Doris.

Casa de Jurgen, the modest Minsk Street residence shared by Jurgen and his grandmother Doris, begins as a quiet domestic anchor in the bustling city of Tingen. Across the series it transforms from a simple boarding-house into a nexus of hidden identities and clandestine meetings, its unassuming façade masking the dangerous secrets its residents carry. By the later volumes the house becomes a symbol of the fragile line between ordinary life and the supernatural, its rooms witnessing both tender family moments and the intrusion of otherworldly forces.