Case study: Integrating sustainability into the Technocampus site

Sustainable value

                                    When we acquired the Siemens building in 2018, it had been partially refurbished and was let to a diverse range of tenants. But ageing infrastructure meant the building’s heating and power systems were inefficient. We are transforming the site, adding two state-of-the-art buildings and updating the technology and amenities to create a sustainable campus ready for Berlin’s low-carbon future.
                

Green & vibrant

With innovative tech and sustainability measures plus a new canteen, mail stations, sports facilities, a café and spacious outdoor areas, we’ve created a campus that is a desirable place to work, ecologically and energy efficient.

High occupancy

With highly flexible office spaces, first-class facilities and a desirable location, the Technocampus delivers an exceptional tenant experience that promises high demand and occupancy.

Ecologically efficient

53 %¹

reduction in on-site energy demand

40

charging stations for electric vehicles

74 %¹

reduction in reliance on electricity grid

Transforming for tomorrow

                                                                With a large installation of rooftop solar panels and a combined heat and power station, the site is able to generate much of its own electricity. Tenants can choose to purchase an energy mix that includes this green energy, lowering their carbon footprint and their costs.
                              

                                                                With state-of-the-art technical facilities and a wide range of new communal services for tenants – including a canteen, sports facilities, a café and spacious outdoor areas – we have created a high-quality campus experience, enabling businesses to thrive and attracting the tenants of tomorrow.
                              

                                                                We’ve installed 40 electric vehicle-charging stations and ensured that all 327 parking spots are designed to accommodate charging devices in the future. For cyclists, the campus has free bike service stations and over 20 electric bike charging points, promoting green and healthy bicycle commutes.
                              

See our progress

Watch a video about the Technocampus project.

Updating an icon

                                    The building was constructed in the 1920s as one of Europe’s first multi-storey factories. Back then, its steel frame construction and “New Objectivity” architecture was state-of-the-art. Our vision is to update this listed building, preserving its beauty while transforming it once again into an icon of progress and innovation – ready for the next 100 years.
                

A dynamic location

Technocampus is located between two huge development projects: Siemensstadt 2.0 and Urban Tech Republic. Its surrounding area is up and coming, with good transport links and proximity to the airport.

Energising value

By implementing sustainable solutions in power production, lighting, heating and water use, we are protecting our asset while creating value for our investors and our communities.

Expertise

We have the experience plus the bold thinking to create tomorrow’s smart, sustainable investment opportunities.

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