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Historical school in St. Pauli: creative center for over 50 artists!
In the heart of St. Pauli, the Alte Schule becomes a creative oasis for over 50 artists and creative people. A contribution to culture.
Historical school in St. Pauli: creative center for over 50 artists!
A new creative hotspot is emerging in the heart of St. Pauli! The Hamburg Kreativ Gesellschaft has rented the listed old school at Seilerstrasse 41/43 and has thus brought an exciting project to life. This building, a real gem of brick architecture from 1888, will be the hub for designers, musicians, artists and other creative people in the future. The first tenants are expected to move in in the summer, a clear step towards revitalizing the district, which is very popular with locals and tourists alike. mopo.de reports that...
The old school offers around 2,300 m² of office space on its four floors, an old gymnasium and an inner courtyard with a newly designed green area. These spaces will be rented exclusively to creative minds, with plans for ateliers, workshops, rehearsal rooms and studios. Managing director Egbert Rühl has already attracted a large number of interested creatives; more than 50 ventures will launch in the coming weeks. This could be a significant step towards ending the vacancy in this central location and creating a center for artistic production and interdisciplinary exchange, emphasizes Senator for Culture Carsten Brosda.
Cultural diversity and creative synergies
Finance Senator Andreas Dressel sees the project as a strong perspective for the old school. It is an expression of the city's commitment to promoting cultural diversity in St. Pauli. A wide variety of creative industries will find space in the building - from design and illustration offices to fashion studios, jewelry and ceramics workshops and photo studios. Actors from the performing arts and the music scene will also find their new places of work here. kreativgesellschaft.org highlights that...
The project is not only a benefit for the neighborhood community, but is also in line with the goals of the Hamburg Kreativ Gesellschaft. This organization sees it as its task to improve the framework conditions for the creative industries in Hamburg. It acts as a bridge between various actors in the creative scene as well as politics and business. Emphasis is placed on individual advice and the creation of new job opportunities. hamburg.de informs that...
It remains to be seen how the creative synergies will develop and whether the Old School can actually succeed in contributing to the cultural revitalization of the district. One thing is certain: there will be a lot of life here in the next few months. The Hamburg Kreativ Gesellschaft now manages a total of 16 properties that provide space for the creative industries in the city. A good knack for innovative ideas and joint projects seems to be secured with this new center.