Constructed along with the rest of the Noblessner factory in 1914-15, this building had the same architect as the Shipyard Assembly Plant, V. Sakharov. It features limestone exterior walls, round windows on the façade, and reinforcements on the sides. In 1917, the factory was evacuated and the building was leased to port factories. From the Soviet era it continued to work. In 2018, the Estonian brewery Põhjala opened its doors in the building as a bar, a restaurant, and also a factory.
