Location:
Schöneweide is a location of the future: research, entrepreneurial spirit and innovative production
Macro location
| Connection to |  | ||
| Central Station | 16,9 km | 35 min | 40 min |
| Ostkreuz train station | 8,0 km | 12 min | 25 min |
| Airport BER | 16,7 km | 15 min | 35 min |
| Connection to | | |
| Central Station 16,9 km | 35 min | 40 min |
| Ostkreuz train station 8,0 km | 12 min | 25 min |
| Airport BER 16,7 km | 15 min | 35 min |
S-Bahn: train station Schöneweide – 2,0 km – line RB24 / S-Bahn: S8, S9, S45, S46. S47, S85
Tram: station Ostendstr. – directly in front of the property– lines N67 / Tram: 27, 37, 60, 61, 67
Freeway access: A 113 – 6,0 km
S-Bahn: train station Schöneweide – 2,0 km
line RB24 / S-Bahn: S8, S9, S45, S46. S47, S85
Tram: Station Ostendstr. – directly in front of the property
lines N67 / Tram: 27, 37, 60, 61, 67
Autobahnzufahrt: A 113 – 6,0 Km
Geländeansicht
Kartenansicht
Micro location
- Behrens-Ufer
- TGS Schöneweide
- BAE Batterien GmbH
- First Sensor AG
- Kabelwerk Oberspree
- Hochschule für Technik
und Wirtschaft Berlin
(HTW Berlin)
- Freeway access
- S-Bahn stations
- Tram station
The new BE-U is well integrated
The new BE-U | Behrens-Ufer is nestled between the University of Applied Sciences and the neighbouring Schöneweide Technology and Start-up Centre. It complements the triangle of research, entrepreneurial spirit and innovative production and strengthens the emergence of entrepreneurial networks. Through these neighbourly synergy effects, the BE-U can develop into the most attractive location for future technologies and innovative industries in Berlin.
The BE-U is part of the Berlin South-East innovation cluster.
Anyone who climbs the tower of the Peter Behrens Building in Berlin Oberschöneweide and lets their eyes wander over the sea of Berlin houses will soon realise that this quarter is more than just an industrial monument. Surrounded by the green Wuhlheide and the blue Spree, the former industrial belt is already an attractive location for science, business, art and culture. It is currently experiencing the greatest surge of development in its recent history and is integrated into the Berlin South-East boom corridor.
Surrounding area overview
University of Applied Sciences
With over 14,000 students in more than 70 degree programmes in the fields of technology, information technology, business, law, culture and design, the HTW is Berlin’s largest university of applied sciences. At its two campuses, it offers a broad spectrum of subjects ranging from classic disciplines such as mechanical engineering, automotive engineering and business administration to newer courses such as health electronics, game design and professional IT business. The Wilhelminenhof campus was occupied in 2006 and is located in the immediate vicinity of the new BE-U | Behrens-Ufer.
Schöneweide Technology and Start-up Centre TGS
Covering an area of around 20,000 square metres, it offers affordable workshop, laboratory and office space with state-of-the-art equipment. equipment. It supports start-ups with specialist assistance in the start-up phase and in everyday business life. The neighbourhood near BE-U | Behrens-Ufer creates new potential for synergy effects.
Wuhlheide Park Stage and Volkspark
The second largest open-air stage in Berlin was built in 1951 in the Volkspark Wuhlheide near the BE-U | Behrens-Ufer. Designed as an amphitheatre, the site offers space for 17,000 people and is a regular venue for spectacular concerts. The park stage is surrounded by the Volkspark Wuhlheide with its 370 hectares of green and wooded areas, the historic open-air swimming pool and the FEZ leisure and recreation centre, which is known throughout the city. Both the park and the park stage are listed buildings, and further public renovation measures are planned for Wuhlheide, which has existed as a park for more than 100 years.
1st FC Union (partner of the BE-U)
The birthplace of the 1st FC Union is only a few steps away from BE-U | Behrens-Ufer in Plönzeile, which was still called Luisenstraße in 1906, the year the club was founded. The stadium An der Alten Försterei is not far away either, many of the people working on Behrens-Ufer, across all its hundred years of industrial history, were and are ardent fans of the club with cult status. The 1.FC Union achieved its greatest sporting success within Germany with the title of German runner-up in 1923. Almost 100 years later, the club is in first place in the German Bundesliga! As partners, the BE-U is looking forward to new sporting highlights together.
