Photo: Joe Clark
I am
Eiswerder.
Insel Campus Eiswerder
20,000 m² of brick, water and open space — in the middle of Berlin, yet a world of its own. Come over, I'll show you around.
The Island
An island of its own
20,000 m²
Heritage site in the middle of Lake Spandau
My former factory floors are now studios and workshops. Shady green to the north, a quiet shore to the south. People here live closer to the water — and further from the noise.
Inside
From the inside out
High ceilings, steel windows, light travelling across the floor. My spaces are not dressed up — they are built.
Hall and factory floor, unfitted. That is how I hand them over.
Spaces
Space that plays along
From a full floor in a historic factory to a single-storey hall: my spaces can be fitted out, staged and lived in — for studios, production, events and everything in between.
History
I have history
I was once part of the Royal Fireworks Laboratory — today I am its largest preserved site, still in its original appearance. My brick factories are listed monuments.
Where things that go bang were once produced, things that last are made today: ideas, products, culture.
More about my history →Getting here
In the middle of Lake Spandau
Insel Campus | Eiswerder
Eiswerderstraße 14–18
13585 Berlin
From Haselhorst
U-Bahn “Haselhorst” · Bus M36
Stop “Kleine Eiswerderstraße”
From Hakenfelde
U-Bahn “Rathaus Spandau” · Bus 136, M36
Stop “Eiswerderstraße”
FAQ
Quick answers
Where is Insel Campus Eiswerder?
On Eiswerder island in the river Havel in Berlin-Spandau, Eiswerderstraße 14–18, 13585 Berlin. Take the U7 to Haselhorst or Rathaus Spandau, then bus M36 or 136.
What kind of spaces are available?
Floors in historic factory buildings for lofts and studios, single-storey halls for workshops, production and storage, and waterfront and green areas for events.
How large is the site?
Around 20,000 m². It is the largest preserved part of the former Royal Fireworks Laboratory.
In what condition are the spaces handed over?
Halls and floors are handed over unfitted: high ceilings, steel windows, brick. Fit-out depends on the use.
Is the campus a listed site?
Yes. The brick buildings from 1870 to 1910 have been listed monuments since 1995.
Can I hold an event on the campus?
Yes. The southern shore, the northern green and some halls are suitable for events. Please send enquiries to anfrage@inselcampus.berlin.
Contact
Come by
Write to me — whether you're looking for a space, planning an event, or simply curious. I'll get back to you.