Zukunftsorte

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Zukunftsorte are sites with potential space for development and a strong link to science and research. They already have or will have knowledge-based structures supporting the networking of business and science to promote the regional economy’s innovative processes and add to its competitive edge.

The federal state of Berlin (Land Berlin) has a wide range of sites with the potential to become Zukunftsorte. Since these are various sizes with differing profiles, facilities, and stages of development, the city can offer differentiated sites tailored to the needs of companies and institutions interested in Berlin as a business and research location. The vertical menu bar on the left offers more details on the individual Zukunftsorte.

The overall objective is to further strengthen Berlin as a location for future industries and technologies. Here, the Zukunftsorte play a decisive role since they offer attractive sites for technology and knowledge-based companies and space for innovative ideas and creativity. For this reason, the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises is committed to further enhancing the profile of the Zukunftsorte as sites forging links between business, science and research, optimising their environs and infrastructures to support their development, and creating new opportunities for start-ups and established companies.

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Adlershof WISTA

Adlershof

Science at Work – An innovative science and technology powerhouse in Berlin’s south-east Since 1991, Adlershof has developed into a high-tech and business location which covers 4.2 square kilometres. It´s the largest in Berlin and Brandenburg. Adlershof

Campus Buch

Buch

A leading health sector research location with a renowned hospital campus as a direct neighbour Berlin-Buch has been a key location for science and health care in the capital region for over 100 years. Buch

Campus OdK

Campus Charlottenburg

R&D location at the interface of technology, creative industries and the arts Campus Charlottenburg is one of the largest interconnected university campuses in any inner city area in Europe. Campus Charlottenburg

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CleanTech Marzahn

This ninety-hectare site is set to become Berlin’s largest industrial park. With its potential for space and development for commerce and industry, this location appeals particularly to manufacturing companies in renewable energies and green technologies. CleanTech Marzahn

EUREF Campus

A benchmark location for sustainable energy solutions Since 2007, EUREF AG has been developing the EUREF Campus site. On over five hectares in the heart of Berlin-Schöneberg, this site has grown into an intelligent urban quarter for work, research, education and living. EUREF Campus

Gebäudeensemble vom BIG/TIB im Technologie-Park Humboldthain

Humboldthain

A traditional location linking research, development and production In the central borough of Berlin-Mitte, the Humboldthain site is dedicated to business and technology, building a bridge between the past and the future. Humboldthain

Schöneweide Ansicht

Schöneweide – Innovation. Industry. Impetus.

Once numbered among Berlin’s largest industrial regions and a centre for electrical industries (Elektropolis), Schöneweide is now part of the new axis of growth in the city’s south east. Schöneweide – Innovation. Industry. Impetus.

Philologische Bibliothek

Südwest

A research, development and production location for smart solutions in the health sector In the early twentieth century, the south-west of Berlin emerged as a centre for science and research, attracting a broad spectrum of scientific activities across a wide range of disciplines. Südwest

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Tegel Airport

Built in 1948, Berlin’s inner city Tegel Airport (officially the Otto Lilienthal airport) is Germany fourth largest airport. After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, planning began on the new major Berlin-Brandenburg International airport (BER). Tegel Airport

Flughafen Tempelhof

Tempelhof Airport

A Zukunftsort with a long history A showcase for smart city solutions The spreading Tempelhofer Feld was once a military parade and exercise ground, later one of the earliest commercial airports, and is now a public park known as the Tempelhofer Freiheit (Tempelhof Freedom). Tempelhof Airport