SPACE FOR
SUSTAINABILITY
TO THRIVE
Vision
We provide the tenants of today with all the amenities required to satisfy the workspace needs of tomorrow. New beginnings and space to grow at the TechnoCampus Berlin.
Networked. Vibrant. Sustainable.
We believe that life and work go hand in hand. And we believe that the transformation of the working environment has generated new opportunities and opened up enormous potential. Work is becoming more flexible. It is more mobile, more digital, more connected and more agile. TechnoCampus Berlin addresses these challenges head on. Our tenants can enjoy spaces that are fit for the future of work – digitally networked, multifunctional buildings that are as environmentally, economically and socially sustainable as possible.
We provide our tenants with the space to grow, evolve and demonstrate their commitment to a sustainable future that is second to none. Café Kaffeewerk and two Hans & Werner restaurants offer a wide range of tasty, nutritious and regional food options. On-site physiotherapy services, showers and changing rooms make life easier for fitness fans and bicycle commuters alike. The optimal placement of multiple charging stations provides enhanced convenience for e-mobility users.
part of the largest urban neighbourhood development in Europe
Perfect Links.
Location
Situated between City West, the upcoming Siemensstadt² and the Science and Technology Park "Urban Tech Republic" at the former Tegel Airport, TechnoCampus Berlin with it’s unique office units already offers perfect links on all counts to: innovation, culture, science – and the urban infrastructure. The campus is within walking distance of public transport and within the business area of various shared mobility providers with the motorway just two minutes away.
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TURNING CHALLENGES INTO OPPORTUNITIES
When we address sustainability issues at the TechnoCampus Berlin, we don’t just focus on reducing energy consumption and protecting the environment, but also the wants and needs of our tenants and users.
Our certifications
The duty to enforce and maintain current standards is reflected in our DNGB and WiredScore certifications for sustainable construction, sustainable facility management services and on-premises connectivity.
Sustainable use of resources is not a new issue. Overexploitation of the world’s natural resources has been a threat to the health of our planet since time immemorial. Earlier societies were dependent on the responsible use of these resources. When planning the TechnoCampus Berlin our primary aim therefore was to identify and
implement the highest ecological, economic and socio-cultural standards. We wanted to create a place that looks to the future, where people can thrive and a positive workplace culture can grow. A place that not only offers long-term efficiency gains but also meets the highest environmental and sustainability goals.
A sustainable place to work and live.
The buildings were designed with their economic viability over (and beyond) their whole life cycle in mind. Careful consideration was given to construction and maintenance costs, including management as well as future refurbishment costs. Equal consideration was given to environmental/ ecological factors - How can we keep energy consumption as low as possible? What measures can we take to fulfill our responsibility in terms of traffic and transport policies?
How can we develop and implement good practice approaches to the conservation of biodiversity in urban areas? The TechnoCampus Berlin concept also gives all the right answers to social and cultural challenges. We have a vision where people and quality of life are valued. We want to create a place of encounter and well-being, a space where people can appreciate all the good things that life and work have to offer.
Work-Life- Science-Balance CAN THRIVE HERE
Environmental
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Surrounded by greenery
- Generous green spaces give a modern campus feel.
- Biodiversity is encouraged in outdoor areas.
- Established trees create an attractive setting and reinforce the feel good factor.
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Energy concept
- Photovoltaics on the roof
- Local district heating and electricity from our combined heat and power plant
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Resource saving
- We refurbished with care.
- Adaptive reuse of heritage buildings reduces the embodied carbon footprint.
Economical
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Cost saving
- Excellent daylight penetration thanks to large window fronts
- LED systems as standard
- Thermally insulated timber windows with insulating glass (in line with EnEV standard)
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Long lasting
- Durable materials
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Bespoke
- Adaptable spaces and individual fixtures and fittings as required
Social
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Health and well-being
- Execrise on the TraceSpace parkour course
- Sports science physiotherapy offerings encourage active breaks
- Healthy, regional food
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Work-Life-Balance
- Direct delivery without delays: MyPup logistics hub
- Inviting restaurants and cafes
- Diverse physical activity offerings
- Open spaces for sport and recreation
- Events fostering a sense of community
- A campus manager serving as primary point of contact
- The campus app informs and connects
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Mobility offerings
- No-fuss recharging at our e-mobility hubs
- Sharing services
- Good access to public transport
Work
meets
life.
CAMPUS
A new landmark with a rich heritage: the office building of the former Siemens factory, built in the 1920s and now set to become an iconic showcase for the TechnoCampus Berlin. With refurbishment carried out to maximise the benefits of new working environments, we have created a space where performance, creativity and innovation can happen – digitally networked with flexible floor plans and a comprehensive sustainability and connectivity concept. The objective: to cement the location’s position as a hub of environmental good practice, innovation and activity, thus sending a clear signal that the commercial real estate sector is taking positive steps to a more responsible and accountable future.
From Lufthansa Systems, VHV Versicherung, Netto Group Deutschland, to the Deutsche Rentenversicherung Bund (German Pension Insurance Association), reputable companies from the life sciences, IT, technology and financial sectors have set up here. The prestigious lobby makes a bold statement about progress and design.
Leasing:
Lease inquiries for office space at TechnoCampus can be made by phone, email or conveniently via our contact form.
Contact
Cem Saka
Head of Leasing
Caleus Capital Investors GmbH
Telefon: +49 30 288 778 0
E-Mail: saka@caleus.de
Recent years have seen the campus grow to 63,360 m² with the addition of two large new builds designed by the highly respected architectural firm TCHOBAN VOSS, making it one of the most dynamic and innovative places to work in Berlin. From traditional offices to storage facilities, laboratories, logistics hubs and open space, everything is possible here.
Featuring ceiling heights between approx. 3.40 and 3.70 m and covering 20,553 m², both new buildings can be easily partitioned into areas from approx. 260 m² up to 2,000 m² per floor. Planned with the future in mind, all units have their own electrical and server rooms as well as ventilation and air conditioning systems. Needless to say, the buildings are seeking DGNB Platinum certification and thus have a convincing environmental balance sheet.
Architecture
The TechnoCampus Berlin, created from the listed Siemens-Wernerwerk XV building by architect Hans Hertlein, is a tranquil and balanced composition between the existing historic building and a new block which responds carefully to its surrounding context. The quality of craftsmanship and generous sequence of rooms pay tribute to the rich heritage of the site. The historic building is juxtaposed with a similarly cohesive urban form, creating courtyards with green spaces that highlight the campus character. Brickwork, architectural concrete and metal detailing ensure a distinctive technical ambience that embraces the creation of flexible, contemporary and spacious working environments in terms of both design and function.
Where the future
has been a tradition
for 100 years.
History
Berlin in the 1920s is a laboratory of the future. Whether culture, business or research – the pulsating city is on the upswing and brimming with modernity. In 1925, 4.3 million people live here. It is the centre of the German economy. Thousands of companies manufacture here and a quarter of public listed companies are headquartered in the city, spearheaded by the likes of Siemens, AEG, Telefunken and Osram. The 1920s also ushered in the construction of Wernerwerk XV on Siemensdamm 58 – 65.
The steel skeleton construction and the new functionalist architecture are forward looking and still impress today. Even in those days the location symbolised progress and development; even then, new ways of working were being embraced. The building still exudes this very energy today. Once again, there is a sense of new beginnings in the air, and once again, Siemensdamm 58 – 65 is the go-to address when it comes to success and the future.
Leasing Contact
Lease inquiries for office space at TechnoCampus can be made by phone, email or conveniently via our contact form.
Cem Saka
Head of Leasing
Caleus Capital Investors GmbH
Telefon: +49 30 288 778 0
E-Mail: saka@caleus.de