What does Fashion Week Venues handle on my behalf for this booking?

We handle everything between your brief and your move-in day at this Wiener Strasse address. That means negotiating the day rate and the booking window with the space operator, confirming what the shared arrangement covers on your dates, checking whether your intended use needs a temporary use agreement or a permit from the Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district office, and coordinating access for deliveries, crew and any rails or furniture you bring in. We also brief you on realistic capacity, sequence your load-in around the shared desks, and put retail staffing, point of sale, content crew or catering in place if you want them. Concierge included means you deal with one account manager rather than a landlord, a permit office and three suppliers. You can see the full sequence in how our process works

What is the day rate for this space?

The day rate for this 30 sqm Wiener Strasse space is available on request, because the operator prices by use, duration and how much of the shared area you need exclusively. Pricing here is brief-based: a single-day content shoot using daylight and the backyard prices differently from a five-day wholesale appointment block where you want the conference zone held for you throughout. Send us your dates, headcount and format and we come back with a confirmed figure, and there is no charge until confirmed. In our experience quoting Kreuzberg addresses of this size, Berlin sits materially below Paris and London for comparable square metres, which is why founder-led labels use it as a seasonal base. Model your total spend including staffing and fit-out with the budget calculator

How large is the space and how many people does it hold?

The space measures 30 sqm, or 323 sqft, with a working occupancy estimate of around 30 people. That headcount is realistic for a standing networking event, a workshop or a masterclass where guests circulate between the ground floor room and the backyard, not for 30 people seated at once. For seated formats such as a buyer preview or a brand presentation, plan for a smaller group in the conference and meeting zone. Brands running back to back wholesale appointments here typically work in slots of two to six people, which the layout handles comfortably. If your guest list runs past 40, tell us at enquiry stage and we will size you differently.

What is the layout across the different levels?

The property spans a ground floor street-level entrance, a ground floor backyard and a basement section, which gives you three distinct environments inside one booking. The ground floor holds the co-working desks and shared office area plus dedicated zones that convert to a conference room, meeting space or creative studio. The backyard functions as the social and arrival zone, useful for an influencer breakfast or the drinks portion of a press day. The basement is the practical zone for stock, cases, crew bags and equipment you do not want visible in shot. In our experience handling bookings at Berlin addresses configured like this, brands underestimate how much the basement contributes, because it keeps a 30 sqm floor looking clear.

Is it suitable for a photo shoot or ecommerce content production?

Yes, and content production is one of the strongest uses for this space. You get natural daylight throughout, a raw Kreuzberg creative interior, a backyard for exterior frames and a basement for a darker set, which is three usable backdrops without moving location or paying for a second permit. The complete kitchen and bathroom support a full shoot day for a small crew, and high-speed wifi covers live uploads, tethering and remote art direction. Brands book this format for ecommerce shoots, video production, lookbook days and social content batching, often across a full week rather than a single day. If you need a build, lighting rig or set dressing, our production and build

Can I use it as a showroom for buyer appointments during Berlin fashion week?

Yes, this works well as a small fashion showroom for wholesale appointments and collection previews. The dedicated conference and meeting zones let you seat buyers properly rather than perching them among rails, the complete kitchen supports coffee and lunch across a full day of slots, and the basement absorbs your sample cases between appointments. Berlin fashion week weeks are the tightest availability window at Kreuzberg addresses like this, so we advise requesting availability six to eight weeks out at minimum. Brands running a showroom rental here typically hold the space for five to ten consecutive days so they can leave rails and merchandising in place overnight. Tell us your account list size at enquiry and we will confirm whether 30 sqm carries your full range or only an edited selection.

What amenities and equipment are included?

The space is move-in ready with high-speed wifi, a complete kitchen, a bathroom, heating and natural daylight throughout. Co-working desks and shared office furniture are already in place, along with the conference and meeting configuration, so you are not paying for basic furniture on a short-term rental. There is no dedicated fitting room or sound system listed, so if your format needs changing space, rails, a rig or audio, we specify and deliver those separately. For a showroom or press day we usually bring in rails, mirrors and seating through furniture rental

What does it mean that this is a shared space?

It means the site operates as a shared office and creative space, so other users may be present in the co-working area depending on your dates and what you book. For a shoot, a private event or a full showroom week we negotiate exclusive use of the zones you need, which is priced separately from a standard desk-based booking. This matters for two reasons: visual noise from other users can appear in your frames, and confidentiality during a buyer preview needs the meeting zone held for you. In our experience handling shared-site bookings in Berlin, the single most useful thing you can tell us upfront is whether you need the building to yourself or only your working area. We confirm the exact arrangement in writing before you pay anything.

Do I need a permit to run a brand activation here?

For an internal, invitation-led activation such as a showroom, press day or shoot, you generally do not need a separate permit in Berlin, and you occupy under a short-term licence to occupy or temporary use agreement with the operator. Where a permit does come into play is if you sell to the public, install external signage on Wiener Strasse, place anything on the pavement, or use the backyard for amplified sound in a residential Kreuzberg block. Berlin noise rules around courtyards are enforced in this area, so we advise closing backyard activity earlier than you might in a commercial district. We check your specific format against Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg requirements before contracting and tell you plainly whether anything needs filing. Background on formats and thresholds is set out in our permit guide

How do guests and deliveries reach the space?

Access is via the ground floor street-level entrance directly on Wiener Strasse, which makes load-in straightforward for rails, cases and boxed stock. The nearest bus stop is Glogauer Strasse at three minutes on foot, with Spreewaldplatz at four minutes and Ohlauer Strasse at four minutes, and the U-Bahn at Görlitzer Bahnhof is eight minutes away with Schlesisches Tor at nine. Görlitzer Park sits roughly 450 m from the door, which most guests use as the landmark in directions. Street-level entry on a residential Kreuzberg street means no freight lift and no loading bay, so we schedule van deliveries in short windows rather than parking up for hours. Send us your inventory list and we will build a load-in plan that fits the street.

What is the neighbourhood like around Wiener Strasse?

It is central Kreuzberg: residential, independent, food-led and culturally dense rather than a retail high street. Footfall is graded high, with 60 places inside 600 m including 36 cafés and restaurants, 21 retail units and two fashion stores, and neighbours such as Facciola, This is hip, vanille & marille and Five Elephant give guests somewhere to go before and after your event. Görlitzer Park and Paul-Lincke-Ufer are both within roughly 460 m, which is why the area reads credibly for streetwear, workwear, independent jewellery and studio-culture brands. In our experience placing brands in this pocket of Berlin, the neighbourhood does real work for your story, but it will not deliver passing luxury shoppers. If your audience is Berlin creative community rather than tourist traffic, the location is an asset.

Can I rent it by the day, or is there a minimum booking period?

You can book by the day or by the week, and the operator sets any minimum in relation to your format rather than applying a blanket rule. Single days are common for photo shoots, ecommerce production and one-off workshops or masterclasses. Weekly and multi-week bookings suit wholesale appointment periods, team offsites and content residencies where you want rails, sets and equipment left standing overnight. Because this is a shared site, longer holds are easier to secure outside Berlin fashion week and easier still if you flag your dates early. Request availability with your preferred window and a fallback, and we will tell you within 24h what is bookable.

Can I brand or fit out the space for my activation?

Yes, light to moderate fit-out is possible, with anything structural or fixed needing operator sign-off in advance. Because the interior already reads as a working creative space, most brands dress rather than rebuild: rails, plinths, vinyl, printed graphics, product shelving and a branded moment in the backyard. Permanent wall fixings, painting and external signage on Wiener Strasse are the items that need permission, and external signage may also trigger a district requirement. Brands that want a fully controlled envelope in 30 sqm should budget for a proper build rather than expecting a blank shell, which is where our branded store design

What happens after I enquire, and how quickly will I hear back?

You send your dates, format, headcount and budget range, and we reply within 24h with availability for this Wiener Strasse space and the confirmed day rate for your specific use. If it fits, we issue the licence to occupy or temporary use agreement from the operator, confirm deposit terms and lock your load-in and load-out times. If 30 sqm or the shared arrangement does not suit what you described, we say so and put two or three vetted Berlin alternatives in front of you instead. There is no charge until confirmed, so an enquiry costs you nothing but the time it takes to describe the brief. Every space we present has been checked by our team rather than pulled from a listings feed.

What is the day rate?

Rates are quoted on request — send your dates and use case through the inquiry card.

Is staging, branding and fit-out permitted?

Yes. Fashion Week Venues runs the full production build — signage, fixtures, lighting, sound, catering and staffing — subject to venue rules. Include your fit-out brief in the inquiry.

Included on-site: daylight, share space, bathroom, complete kitchen, heating, wifi, basement, ground floor backyard.

How far in advance should we book?

Fashion week windows book 6–10 weeks out. Off-season activations can be secured in 2–3 weeks.

shell — berlin

Shared Office and Creative Space on Wiener Strasse, Berlin.

tl;dr

Space: A 30 sqm (323 sq ft) shared creative and office space for rent on Wiener Strasse in Kreuzberg, Berlin, arranged across a street level ground floor, a basement level and a private backyard. The character is working Kreuzberg studio: daylight, plain surfaces, desk and meeting zones that reconfigure for small brand activations.
Best For: Strongest fit for wholesale appointments and buyer previews with a small rail count, followed by press day and collection preview sessions for two to three editors at a time. Also available for content studio and ecommerce shoot days, intimate creative workshops or masterclasses, and team offsites or networking evenings for up to roughly 30 people.
Standout Features: A private ground floor backyard gives you an outdoor overflow area for arrivals, smoking and daylight portraits, which almost no 30 sqm Kreuzberg space offers at this day rate. Add a basement level usable for stock, steaming and crew storage away from guests, a complete kitchen suitable for catering drop-off, a separate enclosed conference and meeting room for buyer appointments, direct street level entry for load-in without a lift, plus daylight, heating, high speed wifi and a bathroom, all vetted by Fashion Week Venues.
Location: Bus stops at Glogauer Strasse (3 minutes walk) and Spreewaldplatz (4 minutes walk), with U-Bahn at Görlitzer Bahnhof (8 minutes) and Schlesisches Tor (9 minutes) in Kreuzberg 36, minutes from Görlitzer Park and Paul-Lincke-Ufer. The street reads as residential Kreuzberg with 36 cafés and restaurants and 21 independent stores within 600 m, so crews park and unload easily and guests arrive through a genuine neighbourhood rather than a retail corridor.
Availability: Book by the day or by the week, with a one day minimum and brief-based pricing available on request rather than a fixed published day rate. Allow four to six weeks lead time in Berlin, and eight weeks or more around Berlin Fashion Week in January and July when Kreuzberg showroom space and press day venues book out first.
How to Book: Send your dates, headcount and activation format to enquire and we reply within 24h with confirmed availability and a costed proposal, with no charge until confirmed. Fashion Week Venues handles permit paperwork, on-site staffing and fit-out coordination on your behalf, so request availability now to hold your Berlin dates.

30 m²

323 sq ft

berlin

on request

brief-based

photo / video

3 use cases

in short

A 30 sqm (323 sq ft) shared creative and office space for rent on Wiener Strasse in Kreuzberg, Berlin, arranged across a street level ground floor, a basement level and a private backyard. The character is working Kreuzberg studio: daylight, plain surfaces, desk and meeting zones that reconfigure for small brand activ…

city

Berlin

area

30 sqm

day rate

on request

postcode

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use cases

workshop · creative workshop · masterclass

included

daylight · share space · bathroom

about this space

Located on Wiener Strasse in Berlin, this 30-square-meter commercial property offers a creative environment suitable for office use. The space is configured with co-working desks and shared office areas, designed to accommodate those looking to focus, create, and connect. The layout is versatile, featuring dedicated zones for use as a conference room, meeting space, or creative studio. The interior is equipped with essential professional amenities, including high-speed wifi, a complete kitchen, and a bathroom. Functional features such as heating and natural daylight are integrated throughout the facility. The property’s physical configuration spans multiple levels, including a ground floor street-level entrance, a ground floor backyard area, and a basement section. This shared workspace provides a welcoming environment with all necessary utilities to support various professional and collaborative needs within a single, efficient floor plan.

the fwv take

This venue is best suited for intimate content production and creative workshops due to its versatile layout with distinct zones for a creative studio, conference, and meeting spaces.

The ground floor backyard acts as a unique outdoor space that enhances networking events or provides exterior frames during a shoot.

Mid-scale, design-driven brands, particularly those in streetwear or artisan accessories, will appreciate the authentic Kreuzberg vibe that complements a forward-thinking, DTC approach.

In our experience, securing bookings six to eight weeks ahead is crucial, especially during Berlin Fashion Week, when demand surges. Start with our budget calculator to effectively plan your activation costs.

what's included

daylight
share space
bathroom
complete kitchen
heating
wifi
basement
ground floor backyard
ground floor street
conference room
creative space
meeting space

package add-ons

make the space yours.

with our package add-ons you can make your chosen space move-in ready. from furniture and branding, to staffing and marketing — we've got you covered.

how to book this space

01
Check the shell and the dates
Review the gallery, 30 sqm floor plan and amenities for Shared Office and Creative Space on Wiener Strasse, Berlin, then note the window you want in Berlin. Fashion week dates book 6–10 weeks out.
02
Send the brief
Use the request panel on this page to send your dates, expected footfall and budget. Pricing on this space is quoted on request.
03
Get availability and a quote
We confirm availability with the operator and come back within 24 hours with the all-in cost: rent, staffing, permits and fit-out for Berlin.
04
Lock the contract
Sign the short-term licence, pay the deposit and we register any permit or signage paperwork the address needs.
05
Build and open
Fit-out, install and staff the pop-up. Our production team handles delivery, install and the strike at the end of the run in Berlin.

activation ideas

Content Creation Day

This space functions strongly as a content studio with natural light, multiple levels, and a distinct Kreuzberg atmosphere. With 30 sqm, the ground floor, basement, and backyard areas provide different backdrops for a varied shot list without needing to relocate. High-speed wifi supports tethered shooting and live uploads, making it ideal for e-commerce shoots and social media content creation. Production and build support can be arranged for any set requirements.

Workshop or Creative Workshop

With its creative layout and co-working zones, this space accommodates up to 30 participants for interactive workshops. The configuration of desks, plus a full kitchen and bathroom, supports events lasting a full day. This Kreuzberg location enriches the experience with an authentic Berlin vibe, appealing to small creative teams and artisan brands.

Influencer Event

The street-level entrance and private backyard make this setting suitable for intimate influencer events. The outdoor space enhances both networking and casual social interactions. With capacity up to 30, the venue fits well for breakfast briefs or post-event networking, drawing on a unique Kreuzberg setting to complement brand storytelling.

Buyer Appointments

Utilizing the meeting zones, this space is well suited for small-scale buyer appointments. The interior allows seating for key buyers, while the basement keeps sample cases out of sight. Brands running appointments here often do so over multiple days to sustainably manage sample display and rep visits. This allows merchandising to remain in place for the duration, streamlining buyer presentations.

Networking Event

Historically, brands running networking events in comparable spaces use both indoor and outdoor areas to engage guests. The ability to host approximately 30 attendees aligns with its use as a suitable casual networking or team offsite venue. Amenities such as high-speed wifi and a kitchen ensure practical needs are met, while its Berlin location offers rich cultural immersion.

use cases

workshopcreative workshopmasterclassnetworking eventcorporate eventteam offsiteprivate eventcontent creationphoto shootvideo productionecommerce shoot

location

plotting…

berlin·52.4958° · 13.4352°

what's around

4 stores within 600 m, incl. Engelshaar und Teufelslocke, Unicut, Bite annonce

brands nearby

Engelshaar und TeufelslockeUnicutBite annoncesupermarché

fashion stores: 2
beauty: 2
galleries: 1
culture: 2
cafés: 15
restaurants & bars: 21
other retail: 17

Multi-Kulti-Shop90 m
Facciola110 m
Gobento160 m
This is hip - coffee and sandwiches160 m
vanille & marille Eismanufaktur170 m
Spätverkauf und Internet180 m

the neighbourhood

Independent labels, freelance stylists, photographers, and small production outfits are frequently found utilizing the creative workspaces along Wiener Strasse and its neighboring streets. This stretch of Kreuzberg attracts those in the creative sector due to its unique mix of studios and venues. Just a short walk leads you to creative hubs like supermarché and Bite annonce, near Oranienstrasse, or to cultural landmarks like Kisch & Co. at Kottbusser Damm. Five Elephant on Reichenberger Strasse serves as a popular spot where freelancers congregate for meetings or casual discussions. The area operates more as a cluster of independent studios rather than the coordinated showroom environments one might find in more mainstream fashion districts like those in Milan. In our experience placing brands here, the neighborhood's intimate and studio-rich atmosphere provides a fertile ground for content creation, workshops, and other appointment-based business activities. It supports a more personal and engaged community interaction, distinct from the high-footfall commercial districts found in larger cities. Explore similar spaces in Berlin.

Brands often choose the artistic and less commercially intense area of Kreuzberg over the bustling Mitte for its affordability and authenticity. Mitte may offer prime gallery spaces and close proximity to Berlin Fashion Week venues, but it also comes with inflated prices and high competition. In contrast, Kreuzberg, part of Berlin's historic cultural hub, provides brands with an environment that resonates well with the creative community, away from the mainstream. It's an area that gives value through its character and proximity to a mix of creative enterprises, yet still within reach of Mitte via the U1 metro line, making it accessible without the Mitte price tag. The cost-effectiveness, quieter ambiance, and authenticity of Kreuzberg allow for more focused and intimate brand events, without the distraction of tourist traffic. For those concerned about costs associated with this choice, our budget calculator can help efficiently compare pricing and understand the trade-offs.

Arriving at the space on Wiener Strasse feels distinctly residential, a trait that carries both opportunities and challenges for brand activations. The street's rhythm is slower in the morning, punctuated by parents, delivery cyclists, and café patrons, which means the afternoons pick up a livelier pace as locals gather. This suits brands targeting scheduled and invite-only events, playing well into scenarios where personal invitations and curated guest lists are more valuable than walk-in traffic. Our experience shows that the uniquely residential and cultural makeup of the area makes it an ideal location for content studio work and tailored brand experiences. However, a brand seeking visibility through spontaneous foot traffic may find the lack of a retail corridor limiting. If effective street presence is critical for your activation, consider engaging with our venue sourcing services to evaluate alternative sites with higher visibility in mind.

getting here & street life

nearest transit

Görlitzer Bahnhofmetro617 m · 8 min
Schlesisches Tormetro700 m · 9 min
Glogauer Straßebus247 m · 3 min
Spreewaldplatzbus295 m · 4 min
Ohlauer Straßebus315 m · 4 min
Lausitzer Platzbus432 m · 5 min

street activity

high footfall.

9 places within 200 m · 21 stores · 36 cafés and restaurants

within 200 m: 9
within 400 m: 53
within 600 m: 60

the neighbourhood

Görlitzer Park is a major park and recreation area in the Kreuzberg district of Berlin. The 14-hectare park area contains, among other things, a petting zoo, several sports and football fields, and a small lake. At its north-west end is the Görlitzer Bahnhof U-Bahn station.

Berlin Görlitzer Bahnhof · 453 m
Paul-Lincke-Ufer · 463 m
Görlitzer Bahnhof (Berlin U-Bahn) · 601 m
Schlesisches Tor (Berlin U-Bahn) · 708 m
Bonjour Tristesse (building) · 723 m

frequently asked

It can be booked for a pop-up, but this Wiener Strasse address in Kreuzberg is a weaker fit for public retail than most listings you will see in Berlin. The 30 sqm footprint sits on a residential stretch rather than a shopping street, so walk-in traffic is limited even though there are 21 retail units and 36 cafés and restaurants within a 600 m radius. Brands that rent this space for temporary retail almost always run it as an invitation-led private event, a members-only sample sale or a launch evening promoted in advance, using the ground floor backyard as the arrival zone. If your objective is genuine footfall capture, tell us that in your brief and we will redirect you to street-facing stock when you look at spaces in Berlin

who it suits

Brand Scale

This 30 sqm Kreuzberg space suits micro and small brands with teams of 2 to 10 people, typically 1 to 4 years of trading, working from a DTC base or a small wholesale book of 10 to 40 accounts. The operational logic is simple: co-working desks, a conference and meeting zone, a complete kitchen, a backyard and a basement give you a functioning base of operations rather than a retail floor. That works for a founder-led label running Berlin appointments, a stylist collective, or a digital-first brand needing a content and admin hub for a season. Brands at this stage typically find the shared format helps more than it hinders because you inherit a working environment instead of building one. Where we see mismatches is when a brand with a 30 plus person team or a global press list books here and discovers that 30 sqm cannot hold a seated presentation, a full rail set, and a press queue at once. If you need volume, look at larger footprints when you browse all spaces.

Aesthetic Fit

Design-led, unpolished, Berlin-native aesthetics land best here: workwear, streetwear, technical outerwear, independent jewellery, small-batch accessories, skincare and fragrance with a studio-culture story. The interior reads as a working creative space with daylight, functional furniture and a raw Kreuzberg character, which flatters product that wants context rather than a white cube. Brands built on process, craft and community photograph well against desks, shelving and the backyard. What will not work is heritage luxury, formal couture, or any brand whose identity depends on a neutral gallery envelope and controlled lighting. A shared environment means shared visual noise, and you cannot fully strip the room to a blank canvas. If your brand book demands total control of surfaces and sightlines, either budget for a heavier fit-out through our production and build team or choose a standalone shell instead.

Best Use Cases

First choice is a content studio or ecommerce shoot base, because daylight, multiple levels, a backyard and a basement give you three distinct backdrops without leaving the building. Second is wholesale appointments and collection previews, since the conference and meeting zones let you seat buyers properly and the kitchen supports a full day of back to back slots. Third is a workshop, masterclass or small creative session, with roughly 30 people as a realistic ceiling. Fourth is a team offsite or brand planning residency, where shared desks and wifi carry a distributed team for a week. Fifth is an intimate press day or influencer breakfast, using the backyard as the social zone. Sixth is a small private launch or networking evening tied to Berlin fashion week. Least suited is a public pop-up shop or sample sale, because street-level visibility is limited and the location is residential rather than retail. In our experience, brands that treat this as a working base and not a shop window get the most from it, particularly when paired with influencer marketing to drive attendance.

Budget Signal

This sits at the accessible end of the Berlin market, well below Mitte showroom rates and far below prime commercial retail on Torstrasse or Kurfürstendamm. What you get for that tier is real: a serviced, equipped environment with wifi, heating, kitchen, bathroom and outdoor access, so your production budget goes into product presentation rather than infrastructure. Compared with hotel event rooms, which charge for catering minimums and give you a corporate shell, this is more characterful and more flexible. Compared with generic co-working day passes, you get privacy, a backyard and a basement you can actually stage. Compared with shared pop-up formats, you are not splitting attention with another brand's customers. Run the numbers against other markets with the city compare tool before committing, because Berlin consistently prices below Paris and London for equivalent square metres.

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tl;dr

about this space

the fwv take

what's included

make the space yours.

how to book this space

Check the shell and the dates

Send the brief

Get availability and a quote

Lock the contract

Build and open

activation ideas

Content Creation Day

Workshop or Creative Workshop

Influencer Event

Buyer Appointments

Networking Event

use cases

location

what's around

the neighbourhood

getting here & street life

frequently asked

who it suits

Brand Scale

Aesthetic Fit

Best Use Cases

Budget Signal

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set in cormorant.
printed for paris, this session.