Hidden within the sprawling urban landscape of Berlin, Haus C at the Freie Universität beckons with its unassuming presence. Haus C isn’t just another building on campus. It’s a vibrant hub of student life, a microcosm of the university’s diverse community. Haus C forms part of the GeoCampus, a dedicated space for geographical sciences. The building itself is relatively unassuming. It boasts two levels and a flat roof, a practical design that reflects its function as a space for learning and research. Inside Haus C, you’ll find a mix of lecture halls, seminar rooms, and offices, all buzzing with activity. This unassuming structure, however, holds a secret. Haus C houses a unique living situation within its walls. Imagine a five-room apartment designed specifically for shared living, a “WG” as the Germans call it. Each room, fully furnished down to the USB-equipped bedside lamp, offers a private sanctuary within the communal space. This concept fosters a sense of community, allowing students to connect and collaborate outside the formal academic setting. The shared apartment in Haus C is more than just accommodation. It’s a testament to the innovative spirit of the Freie Universität, blurring the lines between academic and personal life.
Genossenschaft PA58
From 1981 the Genossenschaft PA58 stands tall. It’s a self-managed house project. This is its story. This impressive building in