BERLIN'S NEW RESIDENTIAL RIVERSIDE

KunstCampus stands out from many other new buildings in Berlin. In the heart of the city and with an unobstructed view of the water, this is a property that is elegant, fasci-nating, upmarket and unique – featuring fixtures and fittings that meet even the most discerning requirements with a touch of lightness. In other words, KunstCampus, with its 120 apartments, is Berlin's leading residential development. Furthermore, the sur-rounding area will become home to modern companies, hotels with welcoming names and exclusive residential properties over the next few years. So secure your place in KunstCampus – your new home in the Berlin of tomorrow.

EXPLORING NEW SHORES

FREE SPIRITS UNITE

Berlin is so much more than just a capital city. It is a metropolis rich in history, a meeting place for creative people from all corners of the world, a city without borders or pretence. You have all the freedom you need to live your own life, away from the mainstream and the whims of fashion. Just another reason why Berlin is a magnet for free spirits. And they will feel very much at home in KunstCampus.

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A NEW TOP ADDRESS IN THE CAPITAL

The decision to build Berlin's central railway station in Hum-boldt harbour caused the location to develop at lightning speed into one of Berlin's most attractive areas. This tells you all you need to know about the potential of this area, which is situa-ted between the central railway station, the Berlin–Spandauer

Schi�fahrtskanal (shipping canal) and the Nordhafen (northern harbour area). It is no coincidence that so many of the city's highlights are just a stone's throw away: the Tiergarten park, the Kanzleramt (Chancellery), the Reichstag building, the Brandenburg Gate, Museumsinsel (Museum Island).

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2 Hamburger Bahnhof

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3 Museum für Naturkunde

(natural history museum)

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(Victory Column)

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(Federal Chancellery)

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(Museum Island)

How about a walk to the Brandenburg

Gate or the Victory Column, cycling to

Potsdamer Platz or taking the dog

for a walk along the banks of the Spree?

Here, everything is within reach.

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People used to worry about Berlin's future, but now they worry

about whether they will be able to make the city their home.

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Leipzig: 60 minutes

Hamburg: 90 minutes

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IT ALL STARTS WITH ART

• 120 apartments• Two to four rooms with between

approx. 67 and 123 m²• 82 underground parking spaces

The facade doesn't just reflect the water, but also the vision of architects

LÉON WOHLHAGE WERNIK, i.e. to leave the beaten track behind and create

architectural works of art.

The ground floor of KunstCampus will house galleries showcasing images, installations and sculptures created by contemporary artists. As in days gone by, when exhibitions were held on the site of the "Halle am Wasser" centre, there will once again be a venue for openings and a place to exchange ideas on art. Furthermore, there has been a vibrant arts scene for quite some time in both Berlin-Mitte and the neighbouring district of Moabit.

THE NAME “KUNSTCAMPUS”IS DEEPLY ROOTED

THE ART OF SECURE LIVING

• Lobby with concierge service

• Security doors with

access control and CCTV

• Apartment doors with

burglar monitoring system and

a direct signal to the concierge

• Video intercom to enable

direct contact to the concierge

Clear lines,

minimalist design,

unimpeded views.

• Ceiling height of approx. 2.85 m• Oak and doussie parquet flooring in living rooms

and bedrooms• Energy-efficient warm-water underfloor heating• Windows with triple-pane insulation glazing and

outdoor electric blinds• Every apartment has a balcony, corner apartments with

two balconies, four corner apartments on the sixth floor with additional roof terrace

• Bathrooms with large tiles (45 x 90 cm) in various colours and high-quality fittings from suppliers such as Keramag, Toto and Hoesch

• 82 underground parking spaces

• Lift that goes all the way from the underground car park to the top floor

• Two bicycle spaces per apartment within/just outside the building

• District heating• Energy performance certificate B: 60 kWh/(m² a), district

heating, year of construction: 2016

OUR FITTINGS — YOUR STYLE

Wake up. Take a deep breath. Enjoy.

Take a more relaxed attitude to life.

INVITATION TO THE FIRST ROUND OF VIEWINGS

120 apartments | 2 to 4 rooms | approx. 67 to 123 m²

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Store- room

En- trance

Hall

Bathroom

Bedroom

Balcony

Living Room

OUR SELECTION — YOUR OPPORTUNITY

TWO-ROOM APARTMENT

APPROX. 67 m²THIRD FLOOR, NO. 18

18 x 28 x 18

18 x 28 x 1826 x 28 x 18 26 x 28 x 18 18 x 28 x 18

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Vorhabens. Abweichungen in einem späteren Planungsstadium bleiben ausdrücklich vorbehalten. Geringe Flächenabweichungen sind innerhalb eines Grundrisstyps möglich! Aufgrund technischer

und Decken abgehängt werden. Terrassen/Balkone/Loggien werden zu 50% angerechnet, jedoch

Kaufpreis enthalten. Stand: November 2013

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18 x 28 x 18

18 x 28 x 1826 x 28 x 18 26 x 28 x 18 18 x 28 x 18

18 x 28 x 18 18 x 28 x 18

Vorhabens. Abweichungen in einem späteren Planungsstadium bleiben ausdrücklich vorbehalten. Geringe Flächenabweichungen sind innerhalb eines Grundrisstyps möglich! Aufgrund technischer

und Decken abgehängt werden. Terrassen/Balkone/Loggien werden zu 50% angerechnet, jedoch

Kaufpreis enthalten. Stand: November 2013

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Kitchen

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Entrance

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Bath-room

Bedroom

Study

Living room

THREE-ROOM APARTMENT

APPROX. 84 m²FOURTH FLOOR, NO. 52

18 x 28 x 18

18 x 28 x 1826 x 28 x 18 26 x 28 x 18 18 x 28 x 18

18 x 28 x 18 18 x 28 x 18

Vorhabens. Abweichungen in einem späteren Planungsstadium bleiben ausdrücklich vorbehalten. Geringe Flächenabweichungen sind innerhalb eines Grundrisstyps möglich! Aufgrund technischer

und Decken abgehängt werden. Terrassen/Balkone/Loggien werden zu 50% angerechnet, jedoch

Kaufpreis enthalten. Stand: November 2013

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Study

Living room

Dining room

FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT

APPROX. 123 m²FIFTH FLOOR, NO. 25

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KunstCampus is set to take its place amongst the first-class addresses that make up the new face of the capital. See some of our projects here.

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