Siemensstadt Square: Everything remains new here

With Siemensstadt Square, Siemens is planning and designing a Smart Campus of the future together with the city and the district of Spandau in the middle of Berlin. Where Siemensstadt originated in 1897, the closed industrial site will become an open and vibrant part of Berlin. By 2035, people will be researching, working, living, and testing and producing the technologies of tomorrow on the site, which covers more than 70 hectares. The new urban quarter will be digital, sustainable and energy-efficient. A place of encounter and exchange that brings together business, society, tradition and the future.

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Water reservoir before shift halls in Siemensstadt.

Our dynamic community, our pioneering technology and our strategic positioning make our hybrid city a prime destination for entrepreneurs, visionaries, start-ups, bright minds and so many more. Now is your time to become a part of our vision.
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Step by Step to Siemensstadt Square

In several steps over the next few years, Siemens will develop the 73-hectare area into an open urban district characterized by the coexistence of production, research, urban mixed use and educational infrastructure.

Siemensstadt Square is intended to serve as an example of contemporary, sustainable urban development in existing buildings. Since the beginning of the project, careful use of resources has therefore characterized the planning and development of the new Siemensstadt. This begins with digital planning and will extend to particularly resource-efficient construction and later CO2-neutral operation.

Sound and film off: On the trail of Siemensstadt's special DNA, we meet people who live and work here - and who are writing the future of Siemensstadt Square together.

It’s just a matter of providing people with a space, even in Siemensstadt Square, where they can stop, recharge, and then continue on their way.

Kathrin Deisting, protestant pastor in Siemensstadt

Siemensstadt Calling

Exciting interviews, talks and reports for everyone who is interested in urban technologies, urban development and smart building and for all those who are looking forward to the development of Siemensstadt as a place of the future.

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