Delay in Completion of Office and Commercial Complexes at Moabit North Port

The city of Berlin is set to welcome a new, innovative urban development project, with the "Port One Berlin" or "Thirty Eight Berlin" project poised to make a significant impact. This ambitious project, developed by a consortium of firms active in sustainable real estate and energy initiatives in Berlin, aims to redefine urban living and working spaces.

Spanning approximately 35,200 square meters, the complex will offer up to 32,200 square meters of usable space, including a variety of facilities designed to cater to diverse needs. Approximately 4,000 square meters of open space will be created, providing residents and visitors with ample room to relax and enjoy the surroundings.

The project's design is not just about functionality; it also places a strong emphasis on aesthetics and sustainability. The complex will feature a 55-meter high tower, a testament to modern architecture, and will strive for LEED Gold certification, a globally recognised benchmark for the design, construction, and operation of high-performance green buildings.

In terms of amenities, the project will offer flexible office spaces, art studios, and a gallery, providing a platform for creativity and innovation. For those seeking a break, catering areas with a cafe and restaurant will be available, offering a chance to unwind and socialise.

The project also prioritises green spaces, with plans for green courtyards, roof gardens, and a forest biotope. These areas will not only contribute to the project's overall aesthetic appeal but also promote biodiversity and sustainability.

One unique aspect of the project is the shared courtyards between the northern building section and neighbouring buildings, fostering a sense of community and connection among residents.

Perhaps one of the most exciting additions to the project is a kindergarten, ensuring that the development caters to families and the younger generation.

While the exact list of companies involved in the consortium developing the project is not yet fully disclosed, it is known that Qualitas Energy, a firm active in German wind energy and growth strategies around Berlin, is among them.

As the project progresses, Berlin residents and visitors can look forward to a new, sustainable, and vibrant addition to the city's urban landscape.