YOUR NEW OFFICE: MODERN, SUSTAINaBLE AND IN A PRIME LOCATION
A prime location, the high standards of workspace and sustainability paired with its blend of living and working spheres: this is what the modern office and commercial building by Tchoban Voss Architekten stands for. New standards are set here and provides companies with the optimal environment for future success.
Lots of space for creativity and business
The Neue Bockbrauerei is the ideal creative campus for companies with a vision. Hidden behind the unique facade are modern, open-plan business areas that can be flexibly adapted to their users’ needs. Whether a company requires individual desks and meeting rooms, coworking spaces or modular offices – there’s no limit. Outside spaces such as terraces, roof terraces and courtyards offer additional exciting opportunities.
- Architecture to create an identity
- Innovative lighting concept
- 10,457 m² floor space, primarily reserved for offices
- Building depths of 15 to 19 m
- Ceiling heights of 3 m (upper floors) and 3.35 m (ground floor)
- Inviting green spaces to draw in visitors
- Multipurpose courtyards and roof terraces
- Modern, open office layout with up to three units on each floor
- Space for up to 733 desks
- All standard office concepts possible: open-plan offices, cubicle offices, group offices, combination offices, reversible offices, open spaces and co-working spaces
- Emotive environment
- Gastronomy in the neighbouring Bergmannkiez
- Services for everyday needs in the local area
- Sport and leisure activities at Tempelhofer Feld
- Daycare centre in the neighbourhood
The world at your fingertips
Employees, business partners and visitors will be able to reach the Neue Bockbrauerei in no time at all with direct links to all modes of transport. Cars can conveniently be parked in the underground car park of the office and commercial building and charged with electricity as required. A locked area for bicycles is situated on the ground floor next to showers and changing rooms for staff.
- Quick access to public transport
- 60 parking spaces, underground car park
- On the ground floor: Bike parking spaces with
showers and changing rooms
Sustainable, efficient and certified
The DGNB system was developed by the German Sustainable Building Council to assess the sustainability of buildings. The Neue Bockbrauerei aims to achieve DGNB Gold certification – awarded to verifiably more sustainable buildings and neighbourhoods.
DGNB criteria
- Synergies between work, family and leisure offer the optimal work-life balance.
- A wide variety of indoor and outdoor spaces improve employee health and well-being.
- The various options form resilient socio-cultural and functional structures that promote synergies between the users.
- Green roofs and water-permeable pavements improve the microclimate and retain rainwater.
- Everyone can use the building equal terms without any barriers, regardless of their individual physical abilities.
- The highly flexible building structure permits several office concepts.
- Assured quality for planning and construction.
- Benefit from multi-
modal mobility thanks to great links to the U-Bahn and bus along with car-sharing, e-charging stations and bike services.
The floor plans – flexibility rules
The office building has been designed with flexibility in mind, opening the door to various office concepts and sizes. Spaces can always be redesigned and modified in the future to mirror the business development and performance of the respective tenant.
Optimam flexibility is reflected in the construction thanks to:
- Units from approx. 134 m² in size that can be separated or merged
- Up to three units per storey
- Lease based on storey or structure
- A wide variety of single offices and open-space variants can be implemented
TCHOBAN VOSS ARCHITEKTEN
“The facades incorporate the historic facades found throughout the neighbourhood with tactile brickwork, concrete arches, pillars and reliefs all designed as individual elements mimicking the characteristic style of the overall ensemble. The public passage under the glass-covered bridge building leads to the listed vaulted cellar of the bock beer brewery – a spectacular trail of discovery through architectural and urban history.” Sergei Tchoban
