Kraftwerk Berlin Event location

Total space

8.000m²
Rooms

2
Capacity of largest room

8.000m²

At the centre of Berlin, on the Köpenicker Straße, is the former power station Mitte – a piece of Berlin’s industrial history. Built approximately at the same time as the Berlin Wall during the years 1960-1964, its purpose was to power the former East German regions of Berlin. After the building stood abandoned for many years, it was resurrected by Dimitri Hegemann in 2006 and part of the space reopened as his techno club Tresor. Today, this formerly silenced Berlin power station is a vibrant place for art and culture.

A space resonating with energy.

Rooms & capacities

max. room space until 0 m²
2 Event rooms
max. room height until 0 m
8.000m² Maximum exhibition space
2.600 Maximum number of people

Equipment

High-speed internet

Highspeed Internet

Min. 100 Mbit/s upload speed for livestreams, interactive online events and hybrid formats with large audiences.

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Barrier-free
Operated with renewable energy

Renewable Energy

This venue uses electricity exclusively from renewable sources - either via a green energy tariff or through on-site generation (e.g. solar panels) that covers at least 50% of its electricity needs. What matters is the procurement or certification of renewable electricity, not the actual on-site electricity mix.
Full blackout

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Schaltraum Berlin GmbH Köpenicker Straße 70 D-10179 Berlin

Airport BER 17.1 km
Exhibition Center 10.2 km
Main Station 3.8 km
Ostkreuz 3.5 km
Next public transport stop 0.2 km

Kraftwerk Berlin Event location

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