Wanted:
→ Craftspeople, producers, collectives, businesses
→ Cultural and educational institutions, artists, cultural workers
→ Social organizations, cooperatives, health actors

Non-profit status is a plus, but not strictly required.

Available spaces:
From 20 to 180 m²:
→ Individual rooms
→ Shared spaces
→ Optional spaces

Duration:
5, 10 or more years

Equity capital:
€600 per m² of usable space

Rent:
Net cold rent between €7.50 and €20.00 per m²

Condition upon handover:
→ Depending on needs: from shell construction to ready for occupancy
→ Self-construction possible

Participation:
As a cooperative member, you receive democratic participation and a permanent right of use through the cooperative.

Important:
Negotiations with BIM Berliner Immobilienmanagement GmbH and the State of Berlin regarding the terms of the leasehold contracts are not yet concluded. Therefore, allocation is currently provisional, and both the future rental prices and required equity capital cannot yet be stated with certainty.

Contract finalization and notarization of the leasehold agreements are planned for August 2025.

In Experimental Building X1, the focus is on sustainable and circular construction, climate-conscious resource use, and the circular economy.
This is where spaces are being created for workshops, creative production, artistic work, lending and repair initiatives, as well as for social and educational projects.
Showrooms and exhibition areas are also planned.

Area: 1,300 m² net usable space

Themes: Circular economy, socially and ecologically transformative craft and production

Available spaces: Workshops, showrooms, exhibition areas, studio spaces, office spaces, communal kitchen

Experimental Building X2 creates space for culture, education, and collaborative work.
A wide range of spaces for events, venues, educational programs, rehearsal rooms, studios, and workspaces are being developed here – driven by actors whose projects make a positive contribution to society.

Area: 1,300 m² net usable space

Themes: Culture, education, social affairs, artistic production across all disciplines, performance

Available spaces: Exhibition areas, event spaces for theater or cinema use, studio and project spaces

In Experimental Building X3, with the focus on "Inclusive Living and a Healthy Future," special forms of housing are complemented by spaces for local health services.
This is where spaces are being created for individual and communal living, as well as commercial spaces that address the themes of “healthy future and diversity.”
New and experienced providers of communal living are especially encouraged to apply for use of the spaces.

Area: 4,500 m² net usable (rentable) space

Themes: Cluster and communal living, sustainable food production, gastronomy and social encounters, health

Available spaces: Special forms of housing such as housing for the homeless, refugee accommodation, assisted youth living; commercial spaces for social organizations and health and local care services

Individual spaces (blue)
Areas for the personalized design of one's own use.

Shared spaces (red) Areas used jointly by multiple users on each floor (including sanitary and ancillary rooms).

Optional spaces (green)
Areas organized and jointly used by a group around a specific theme. These spaces can also be made available to external tenants, e.g. for rehearsal rooms, workshops, educational programs, and more.

The process already tested during the allocation of spaces in Building A will be continued this year:
Additional spaces in the experimental buildings will be allocated with a focus on
→ sustainable economies,
→ social learning, and
→ inclusive living.

Since 2018, these spaces have been developed in trust by ZUsammenKUNFT Berlin eG as part of the KOOP5 cooperation network.

A diverse panel of experts accompanies the multi-stage and transparent allocation process.
It consists of representatives from neighborhood development and AndersMachen eG, along with external experts from the fields of art, culture, social affairs, inclusive neighborhoods, education, housing, urban transformation, as well as climate and intergenerational justice.

In the allocation process, the panel is guided by specific criteria to ensure a fair, content-appropriate, and economically viable decision.

We are looking for groups or institutions that understand the context of the Haus der Statistik model project and whose planned use is oriented toward the common good.

We welcome uses that contribute to the diversity of users – whether by reducing barriers, creating programs for specific communities, or through the diversity of the actors themselves, in terms of origin, socioeconomic background, age groups, or potential impairments.