PROJECT DETAILS
Office Space Merantix Berlin
Berlin, Germany
Installed Products
Horticulture LEDs at the AI Campus Berlin
The AI Campus, which opened in April 2021, is a showcase and incubator for artificial intelligence with the aim of inspiring German and European companies, talents, investor groups and start-ups for AI and strengthening Europe's position in this pioneering sector.
The campus initiators and Merantix founders want to unite specialized competitors and start-ups in one location in order to successfully network them, share knowledge and shorten paths. For this project, a 5,200 square meter new office building in Berlin Mitte was rented for 10 years and designed in line with the vision.
mawa illuminates large parts of the non-profit co-working space with application-specific LED modules, among other things.
Customer: Merantix AG , Berlin
Interior planning: Susanne Philippson, Potsdam; Vitra International AG , Birsfelden, Switzerland
Project management mawa: Anja Broscky
Project assistance mawa: Daniel Frey, Aleksej Uthe
Photography: Stefan Wolf Lucks
The AI Campus, which opened in April 2021, is a showcase and incubator for artificial intelligence with the aim of inspiring German and European companies, talents, investor groups and start-ups for AI and strengthening Europe's position in this pioneering sector.
The campus initiators and Merantix founders want to unite specialized competitors and start-ups in one location in order to successfully network them, share knowledge and shorten paths. For this project, a 5,200 square meter new office building in Berlin Mitte was rented for 10 years and designed in line with the vision.
mawa illuminates large parts of the non-profit co-working space with application-specific LED modules, among other things.
Customer: Merantix AG , Berlin
Interior planning: Susanne Philippson, Potsdam; Vitra International AG , Birsfelden, Switzerland
Project management mawa: Anja Broscky
Project assistance mawa: Daniel Frey, Aleksej Uthe
Photography: Stefan Wolf Lucks
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