The Campus West is located between Luruper Chaussee and Notkestraße. It forms the center of the scientific infrastructure with top-class institutions such as the Research Center DESYUniversity of Hamburg and the Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter. of Matter.
On behalf of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, the master plan for Campus West was developed by Science City Hamburg Bahrenfeld GmbH in close cooperation with the Ministry of Urban Development and Housing, the Ministry of Science, Research, Equality and Districts, the district office Altona, the University of Hamburg, the research center DESY and the Max Planck Society.
Construction projects and urban space
The The dynamic development of Campus West is supported by pioneering construction projects such as the the Hamburg Fundamental Interactions Laboratory (HAFUN), the visitor center DESYUM and the DESY Innovation Factory I. The large-scale project PETRA IV also fits into this outstanding research landscape and creates ideal conditions for the conditions for the departments of chemistry, physics and biology at the University of Hamburg. In the newly opened Center for Digital Natural Sciences and Data Science at Albert-Einstein-Ring 8-10, these can already be experienced at first hand.
A central aspect of the planning is the linking of Campus West with its public spaces and the city. the city. In future, the previously isolated sections of the campus and the Albert Einstein Albert Einstein site will be connected by generous open spaces, which will also facilitate the transition to the neighborhoods at Volkspark . The accessibility of sensitive sensitive areas will be restricted for safety reasons in order to smooth research operations research operations.
© moka-studio Promoting the innovation location
The framework plan promotes the innovation location through good framework conditions for research and exchange. It is designed to be flexible enough to react to changing conditions. Short-term projects or other changes can thus be seamlessly integrated as integral components of campus planning in order to further strengthen Science City.
Barrier-free and climate-friendly
The Campus West is striving for a development towards a biodiverse, sustainable and climate-friendly area. The framework plan aims to inclusive and barrier-free campus that is characterized by climate-oriented design. characterized by climate-oriented design. The efficient use of space, local open space provision, sensitive rainwater sensitive rainwater management and the circular use of materials are at the are the focus here. The energy-efficient design and supply of the buildings are also are also essential components of this sustainable campus development.
© Hamburg Senate Chancellery, Jan-Niklas Pries 
