Seminar and workshop room at Oberhafen
The 110 m² room with a view of the water for workshops and events with up to 40 people.
Hongkongstraße 8, 20457 Hamburg
In the eastern section of the Oberhafenquartier - diagonally opposite the Hanseatic Materials Administration and directly next to Hall 424 - is the three-storey former administrative wing - the so-called Mittelbau. Many of our own events take place in the rooms there. However, we also rent out the rooms to external users on an ongoing basis.
The space to be rented is approximately 110 m² and is located on the first floor of the building. It is a loft space with a generous window front and a direct view of the water. The space is suitable for workshops and events with up to 40 people. It consists of a large conference room as well as two further work rooms and a small kitchen.
The rooms are rented as a unit. Separate WC rooms are located outside the rental property in the staircase and are shared with other users in the building.
- Address
- Total gross area
approx. 350 m²
- Rental price half day
upon request
- Floor
Ground floor, first floor and warft storey
- Rundgang
- Equipment
- Room equipment: 100 chairs, stage, two large tables, lectern, variable magnetic exhibition wall
- Technology: sound system, monitors, projector, technician for an extra charge
- Catering: Beverage sale or flat rate, catering freely selectable
- WC, heating, water, electricity, WLAN
- Other
U4 to HafenCity University or bus line 2 to Ericusspitze.
Paid parking spaces are available within walking distance. - Barrierefreiheit
Access to the Design Center is largely barrier-free. The 1st floor can be reached by elevator and there is a barrier-free WC.
Ground plan
Contact
- Christoph Umhau
- Event and location manager
- Christoph.Umhau@design-zentrum-hamburg.de Kurzbiografie
Christoph Umhau is the contact person for events and hire at the Design Zentrum Hamburg. He trained as an event manager at a concert agency in Berlin and then studied Culture of the Metropolis at HafenCity University. He also works as a freelance editor and project manager for various cultural institutions such as the Haus der Kulturen der Welt and the Körber Foundation. He therefore moves professionally between events, culture, politics and music.
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