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TThe eight modern STATIONS offer versatile spaces for gaming, art, culture, education, co-working, entertainment, accommodation, gastronomy, stores, and much more. In the spirit of a diverse community campus, each STATION will be planned and designed by a different, innovative Berlin architecture firm in accordance with the urban planning concept of KSP Engel Berlin.
KSP Engel is responsible for the master plan of the entire quarter and STATION D as the central building. The seven other offices will design one STATION’s facade each.
STATION A – The Grand Entrance
Façade design by GRAFT
The STATION opens up Funkytown to the northeast. A place of connections — in every direction: to the city, the Spree River, and the historic Funkhaus.
Lettable area: approx. 2,864 m²
STATION B – The “Funky Drummer”
Façade design by Grüntuch Ernst Architekten
Inspired by James Brown’s legendary song “Funky Drummer”: a play of connection, retreat, and openness.
STATION C – A Contemporary Tribute to BLOCK-E
Façade design by Julian Breinersdorfer Architekten
An interpretation of GDR architecture in a modern, gentler form with a retro character.
STATION D – The Fold
Façade design by KSP Engel
Sculptural elegance for the entire campus, as well as a tribute to the architectural heritage of the site and its new surroundings.
STATION E – A Statement for Sustainability
Façade design by LXSY
Marking the entrance to the campus plaza, the façade
drapes like an elegant gown. It combines industrial coolness, joyful urban energy, and a spirit of sustainability.
Lettable area: approx. 3,738 m²
STATION F – A Day in June
Façade design by LAVA
New potentials for light, landscape, and life are being
unlocked to enhance everyday urban living.
Lettable area: approx. 3,799 m²
STATION G – Identity That Connects
Façade design by TCHOBAN VOSS Architekten
By combining striking form, sustainable materials, and a unifying function, this STATION becomes a cornerstone
of Funkytown’s identity.
Lettable area: approx. 3,660 m²
STATION H – The Green Oasis
Façade design by hilligarchitekten
A poetic homage to industrial heritage and nature — guiding toward a sustainable future.
Lettable area: approx. 3,553 m²
FFunkytown is a campus for a creative community in which the different tenants, users and visitors have the opportunity to mutually benefit from each other.
Letting is on!
Below you can find documents with further information, floor plans, and features.
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Jede STATION wird auf Basis des städtebaulichen und architektonischen Konzepts des Architekturbüros KSP Engel Berlin in Zusammenarbeit mit sieben weiteren namhaften Berliner Architekturbüros geplant. Die sieben weiteren Büros werden zu den Gebäudekörpern die Fassaden entwerfen und dazu beitragen, dass die umfangreiche Quartiersentwicklung zu einem Leuchtturmprojekt für den Bezirk und den gesamten Südosten Berlins wird. Zu den weiteren sieben Büros, die die STATION gestalten, zählen Julian Breinersdorfer, Graft Architekten, Grüntuch Ernst Architekten, Thomas Hillig Architekten, LAVA, LXSY und TCHOBAN VOSS Architekten.
We’ve given the rough concrete structures a refreshed look. Now they will set the stage for a blend of authenticity and modernity in the new workspaces. It’s a sustainable restoration of history – an innovative reuse of gray energy forged from the site’s legendary roots. And we are striving for even more goals, including a LEED certification. By preserving existing structures and upgrading building substance, we’re reaffirming our commitment, respect, and responsibility to the neighborhood.
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Zu den ersten Mietern zählt unter anderem der Berliner Kindergartenbetreiber Kita Familya. Der geplante Kindergarten wird im Bestandsgebäude rund 800 m² Innenfläche sowie zusätzlich rund 500 m² Außenfläche umfassen und Betreuungsangebote für mindestens 90 Kinder bieten.
In addition to the transformation of the existing building in collaboration with AIP Architekten Leipzig, eight new buildings, so-called “STATIONS”, are being built along Rummelsburger Landstrasse. Each STATION is being planned on the basis of an urban planning concept by the architectural firm KSP Engel Berlin and other Berlin architectural firms. KSP Engel will be responsible for the overall coordination and the design of the central STATION D.
With the acquisition of the property at Rummelsburger Landstraße 34–62, we are launching another project development around a historically significant existing building. At the heart of Funkytown is the four-storey administrative building of the former youth radio station DT64, which we are revitalizing with studios and workshops. In addition, eight new buildings with a green, open campus structure with a high quality of stay will be created. The eight new buildings will offer studios, workshop rooms, contemporary accommodation and a variety of flexible office spaces designed for creative and commercial uses and needs.