A comprehensive urban regeneration project, Siemensstadt Square represents a significant investment in the future of smart city living. Envisioned as a 70-hectare smart mixed-use quarter in Berlin, the €600 million development is transforming Siemens' historic campus into a vibrant, interconnected community. The project aims to establish a model for sustainable urban development by 2035, incorporating a range of innovative technologies and approaches.
Specifically, the initiative features IoT-enabled buildings that optimise energy consumption and improve resident comfort. A district-level energy management system will ensure efficient distribution and utilisation of resources, reducing the carbon footprint of the area. The integration of autonomous mobility solutions seeks to improve transportation efficiency and accessibility for all residents. Furthermore, a digital twin of the entire neighbourhood will provide real-time data and insights, enabling proactive management and optimisation of urban services. By fostering collaboration between research labs, start-ups, and residents within its mixed-use environment - comprising housing, public spaces, and workspaces - Siemensstadt Square is poised to become a blueprint for future European smart cities looking to create thriving, sustainable, and digitally connected communities.