Berlin’s Zukunftsorte - Locations of the future in Berlin

Berlin Adlershof is not only Germany‘s largest science and technology park. It is also one of the most successful of its kind. Adlershof has established a well-thought-out system of cooperation between research institutes and high technology companies. Science and business benefi t from their inspiring neighbourhood because this leads to innovative products, which in turn contribute to rapid economic growth. Adlershof attracts both start-ups and established companies. The site not only off ers them space for growth, but also active support from experienced park managers.

Researchers, physicians, entrepreneurs, patients – for all these Buch is the health location of Berlin. Here leading research institutes, biotech companies and hospitals make up an internationally renowned network of science and health care, and for over 100 years, physicians and researchers have been devoted to advancing health. Benefit from the development opportunities of an integrated location for research, business, and living. Get to know the quality of life in the close-to-nature district of Buch, its partners and the unique campus atmosphere.

Campus Charlottenburg is one of Europe’s biggest innercity university campuses, situated in the urban center of Berlin. The large number of universities, research institutes, business enterprises, cultural institutions and associations create a melting pot for interdisciplinary research and development. Startups find an ideal environment in the Charlottenburg Innovation Center (CHIC). Campus Charlottenburg was initiated by the Technische Universität Berlin, Universität der Künste Berlin and the Berlin district Mayor of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf.

Berlin SÜDWEST has been a traditional research location for over 100 years. Many startups, especially in the fields of biotechnology and life science, have developed from the many renowned institutions, including Freie Universität Berlin, Charité, the Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics and the Zuse Institute. With the innovation center FUBIC, a campus is being created that offers start-ups and established companies a place for synergies and growth.

The site of the former airport Berlin-Tegel is to be transformed into a research and industry park for urban technologies: Berlin TXL – The Urban Tech Republic. A hub for companies, universities and institutes to research, develop and produce collaboratively. Berlin TXL focuses on what keeps the growing cities of the 21st century alive: the efficient use of energy, sustainable building, eco-friendly mobility, recycling, networked control of systems, clean water and the use of new materials.

As Berlin’s largest industrial area, CleanTech Marzahn offers ideal parameters for manufacturing companies that specialise in sustainable and efficient technologies. The area includes the CleanTech Business Park Berlin (CBP). In the future, this extensive inner-city industrial park will offer expanding companies plenty of space to grow and numerous opportunities to exchange expertise and know-how with others.

The EUREF-Campus Berlin is an innovative location with plenty of space for inspiration and networking. Since 2008, the EUREF AG (European Energy Forum) has been developing the area around the Gasometer into a center for innovative and sustainable energy and mobility concepts. Here, more than 7,000 people at over 150 work for a climate-neutral, resource-saving, smart city of tomorrow - collaboratively, openly and jointly. The EUREF-Campus is already fulfilling the Federal Government’s CO2 climate goals for 2045 – today.

Tempelhof Airport is Europe’s largest architectural monument, a symbol of engineering architecture and a mirror of world history. After extensive renovation work, the building is to be gradually developed into a place of the future and an urban district for art, culture and creative industries. It is already the location for unique events and the address for creative and innovative offers. In addition to the “CHECK IN” visitor center, further attractive offers for visitors were created with the opening of the “TOWER THF” in the west end of the building and the history gallery on the roof of the building.

Siemensstadt Square is a pioneering new neighborhood in the Spandau district: climate-neutral, inclusive and collaborative. Where Siemensstadt had its origins in 1897, the previously closed industrial area is becoming an open and vibrant part of Berlin. By 2035, people will be researching, working, living, testing and producing the technologies of tomorrow on the site, which spans more than 70 hectares. As a hybrid district, Siemensstadt Square will not only connect areas of life, but also the digital with the real world.

The Technology-Park Berlin Humboldthain in the heart of Berlin combines tradition and future: The former AEG complex and the adjacent high-tech buildings offer space for production and technology-oriented companies as well as for the creative scene. More than 150 companies have settled at the 25-hectare business and science location.

The Berlin Schöneweide Business and Science District, situated along the banks of the River Spree, offers a creative environment which is highly valued by globally successful companies active at the intersection of technology, science and design. The HTW Berlin – Berlin’s largest university of applied sciences – constitutes an important nucleus for cooperation between science and business at this innovative and future-oriented locality. Whether for engineering sciences in the field of high-technology applications or for design studies in the cultural and creative sectors, Schöneweide offers a fertile and supportive environment for startups and established companies alike.