Perhaps you seek a creative coworking place. That is exactly what die zentrale in Berlin is. It is located in the heart of Kreuzberg. Specifically, die zentrale is at Skalitzer Str. 74 A.
Die zentrale was created as a project space at Schlesisches Tor. It is mainly used for work. However, die zentrale is occasionally used for exhibitions, screenings, and lectures.
Interested in die zentrale? You can reach out via hello.zentrale@gmail.com.
Die zentrale offers fix desks for 300 Euro per month. It also offers flex desks for 235 Euro per month. What do these desks offer? A desk, a shared meeting room and a conference room. High speed internet is available. There is 24/7 access. An equipped kitchen is available for food and coffee. You can enjoy in- and outside dining table areas. Two back yards are open for after-work drinks. There is a garden area for fruits and vegetables. Two toilettes and a shower are included. A cellar offers storage possibilities. You will find a professional working atmosphere. It is within a community of creatives.
The main room is 84 square meters. It is mainly for work. Occasionally, it is used for art exhibitions and film screenings. Maybe you have a project for it. Each desk has a monitor. Each desk also has a desk cabinet. A fully furnished kitchen awaits. A community dining table is available.
The conference room is 17.5 square meters. It includes a round-table area and a whiteboard. A beamer and a small fridge are provided. There is also a bathroom. You can have group meetings here. Zoom calls are possible. You could hold screenings. Seminars can be held here. What about script reading sessions? Castings are also an option. What is your idea for the conference room? The conference room is separately accessible. It can temporarily be used as a writers’ room. It could be used as a meeting room. Workshops can be held here. It could serve as a showroom. Or perhaps a screening room? What about a photo gallery? Die zentrale rents the conference room to third parties. This is on a short-term basis.
For outside areas, die zentrale offers a yard. This is for outside lunches and drinks. You can lock up your bike safely. Coffee breaks can be enjoyed. You could even have a barbecue in summer. Fruits and vegetables can be grown. Or sit around thinking about life. Die zentrale has access to another personal yard.
A cellar of 22 square meters provides storage possibilities. The floorplan is 138 square meters.
Die zentrale was founded by Lexia, Lena, Job, and Luis. Lexia was born in Berlin-Kreuzberg. She grew up between Germany and Australia. She studied Painting at Universit\u00e4t der K\u00fcnste Berlin. She completed her Meistersch\u00fcler in the class of Mark Lammert in 2021. Lena grew up in Munich. She studied Education, Art and Theater in Paris. In Berlin, she completed her MA in urban anthropology. Since 2020 she encourages people to develop real estates. Every Wednesday Lena teaches Kundalini Yoga. Job grew up in The Hague. He studied jazz drums at the Royal Conservatory. He studied Film Directing at the German Film and Television Academy Berlin. Luis was born in Freiburg and grew up in Munich. He studied Cinema and Media at Paris Sorbonne. Since 2016, he has been studying Film Directing in Berlin. Besides, he works as a video journalist.
Die Zentrale is a familiar coworking space. It is on Skalitzer Stra\u00dfe in Kreuzberg. The Space is located directly at Schlesisches Tor. It is easily accessible. Moreover, it scores with many restaurants in the neighborhood. Die Zentrale focuses exclusively on Flex and Fix Desks. Most are in a large open space. The Space is complemented by a large community kitchen. A conference room is available.
Die Zentrale opened in October 2022. It has 140 square meters on one floor. There are 20 workplaces and one meeting room. Tenants include freelancers from film, design, and tech. Cancellation periods start at one month.
So, as you explore this vibrant area of Berlin, remember that die zentrale is more than just a coworking space. It is a hub of creativity and collaboration.