The guiding principles that shape Siemensstadt Square into a connected, climate-neutral, and urban neighborhood.
In this forward-looking community, living, learning, and working are physically intertwined. The proximity of these functions creates short distances and fosters an environment that encourages exchange and innovation. This gives rise to an integrated urban neighborhood where ideas take effect more quickly.
High-performance, climate-conscious systems form the foundation of Siemensstadt Square. Starting in 2029, the excellent public transportation connections will be complemented by the reactivated Siemensbahn; the CO₂-neutral heating and cooling supply is based on renewable energy and is supported by Europe’s largest wastewater heat exchanger. Independent pre-certifications at the Platinum level under DGNB and LEED underscore this sustainable approach.
Open layouts, public spaces, and a mix of uses blend the site’s industrial heritage with contemporary urban development. This environment is complemented by workspaces that foster collaboration and interaction. The result is an urban space that bridges the past and the future and enhances the quality of urban life in Berlin.
A modern innovation campus is taking shape around the entrance to the district, featuring approximately 200,000 square meters of flexible office and innovation space - designed for digital excellence and sustainable technologies. Flexible work environments, publicly accessible ground floors, and a rooftop terrace with views over Berlin create space for collaboration, exchange, and new ways of working.
The first new buildings include:
• the Atrium, housing the new Berlin headquarters of Siemens AG
• a landmark high-rise building housing the headquarters of Siemens Mobility and the Digital Industries Executive Board
• space for partner companies
The opening of the Innovation Campus is scheduled for 2027.
The reactivated S-Bahn station directly at the entrance plaza will connect the campus directly to Berlin’s main train station starting in late 2029 - making it easily accessible.
Siemensstadt Square is a unique, forward-looking destination brimming with potential for companies, innovators, startups, and people who want to drive change.
If you’d like to become part of our ecosystem or would like more detailed information, we’d love to hear from you.
A look at the current construction sites and developments in the district – much is currently in motion
Learn more about the urban planning, sustainable solutions, and competitive processes shaping Siemensstadt Square, a place of the future.
Planning the Future Together
The planning for Siemensstadt Square is being carried out in close coordination with the State of Berlin. The foundations for the new site were developed through several architectural and urban planning competitions. Information on the processes, juries, winners, and their designs can be found here.
An industrial site in transition: new urban development areas are emerging.
New Urban Development Areas Are Emerging
Insights into the transformation of historic Siemensstadt - from an industrial site to an expanded urban development area. The project page of the Senate Department for Urban Development, Construction, and Housing explains the urban planning perspectives and planning principles.
Making Cities Ready for the Future
Siemensstadt Square is being developed as a carbon-neutral community of the future—featuring innovative solutions for energy supply, resource conservation, and climate-resilient urban development. The project has already received national and international recognition, including the DGNB Platinum Pre-Certification and the LEED Platinum Pre-Certification for particularly sustainable neighborhood and community development.
Strong connections for a strong location
Siemensstadt Square already boasts excellent transportation links: it is directly connected to the U7 via the Rohrdamm station—a line that runs through Berlin from Spandau to Rudow and provides quick connections to the city center. Its proximity to the A100 and easy access to major transportation hubs such as the Berlin-Spandau ICE station, the main station, and BER Airport further enhance regional and national mobility. Starting in 2029, the reactivated Siemensbahn will add an additional S-Bahn connection to the network. Deutsche Bahn provides further information on its Siemensbahn project page.