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1 BUNSEN HALL PLATZ FÜR IHRE IDEE The largest conference hall in Adlershof with room for up to 600 people exudes history while providing the highest standard of modern equipment. Once built in the Bauhaus style, it was elaborately renovated in 2014 and is now back to its old glory. It is the ideal location for large banquets, conferences, conventions, exhibitions, and concerts. The Bunsen Hall is complemented by numerous adjacent conference rooms. Robert Wilhelm Bunsen was a German chemist. He investigated emission spectra of heated elements. Integrated stage Integrated sound and media equipment Access to the terrace Theatre 450 Classroom m² Standing Cocktail 600 Banquet

2 ZUSE HALL ZUM FEIERN souterrain The generous layout of Zuse Hall offers diverse possibilities. Due to its location in the souterrain of Rudower Chaussee 17, the room is basked in daylight and can be used as a networking lounge, a welcome and registration desk, catering or coat room. Konrad Zuse was a German construction engineer, inventor, and entrepreneur who constructed the world s first functioning computer. Day light, dimming Natural stone tile flooring Heating 310 m² 12 13

3 EINSTEIN/NEWTON CABINET VARIABEL EINSETZBAR Access to the terrace Theatre 150 Classroom 100 The Einstein/Newton Cabinet provide maximum flexibility. The moveable walls can combine the two cabinets into one large event location it all depends on what your event requires. Standing Cocktail 250 Banquet m² 14 15

4 EINSTEIN CABINET DOPPELT HÄLT BESSER RUDOWER CHAUSSEE 17 NEWTON CABINET DOPPELT HÄLT BESSER Albert Einstein was a theoretical physicist who received a Nobel Prize. His research on the structure of matter, space and time, and the nature of gravity fundamentally changed the way physicists see the world. Sir Isaac Newton was an English scientist and an administrative civil servant. In the Principia Mathematica, he formulated the laws of universal gravitation and motion and developed the foundation of classical mechanics. He is also renowned for his seminal contributions to optics. Heating Access to the terrace Theatre 80 Theatre 80 Classroom 50 Classroom 50 U Shape 40 U Shape 40 Boardroom 40 Boardroom m² 110 m² 16 17

5 PASTEUR CABINET FÜR MEETINGS RUDOWER CHAUSSEE 17 CURIE CABINET FÜR PRESSEKONFERENZEN Access to the terrace Louis Pasteur was a French chemist and microbiologist who made seminal contributions to preventing infectious diseases through vaccination. Theatre 50 Classroom 30 U Shape 24 Boardroom 24 Marie Curie was a physicist and chemist. She researched uranium rays and received several Nobel Prizes for physics and chemistry. Theatre 50 Classroom 30 U Shape 24 Boardroom m² 70 m² 18 19

6 HERTZ CABINET FÜR MEETINGS Theatre 60 Heinrich Hertz was a German physicist. He was the first to create and prove the existence of electromagnetic waves by experiment in He is recognized as one of the most important physicist of the 19 th century. Classroom 36 Standing Cocktail 100 Banquet m² 20 21

7 THE TERRACE FÜR IHR OUTDOOR-EVENT RUDOWER CHAUSSEE 17 MEITNER ROOM FÜR PRESSEKONFERENZEN Heating 750 m² Lise Meitner was an influential Austrian nuclear phycisist. She was the first to publish a theoretical explanation of nuclear fission in February Theatre 29 Classroom 14 U Shape m² 22 23

8 Forum Adlershof HANS-GRADE-HALL PLATZ FÜR IHRE IDEE Formerly the landmarked laboratory and production building of the German Research Institute for Aviation, the distinctive Forum Adlershof is a charming premium event location and a meeting place for researchers and entrepreneurs from all over the world. The Hans-Grade-Hall s ceiling is adorned with the historic monoplane that the German mechanical engineer, entrepreneur, and aviation pioneer Hans Grade used to start his first attempts at motorised flight from the Airfield in Adlershof-Johannisthal. Integrated sound and media equipment Theatre 120 Classroom 96 Standing Cocktail 180 Banquet m² 24 25

9 Forum Adlershof MELLI-BEESE-CABINET PLATZ FÜR IHRE IDEE Amelie Hedwig Boutard-Beese, better known as Melli Beese, was a German aviation pioneer. She was the first woman who took the exam for a private pilot license. Integrated sound and media equipment Theatre 50 Classroom 30 Standing Cocktail 100 Banquet m² 26 27

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