The first Factory in Berlin worked with 26 technology firms of different growth stages; a community of over 500 working out of one campus in Mitte.

 

In the early stages of the Berlin startup scene, they aimed to build a co-working space that would be a playground for the workers and innovators of tomorrow, and in doing so create a framework for serendipity to take place.

Spaces like these not being easy to realise, they wanted to create a playbook—a basic blueprint to the Factory model and novel concept that could extend the definition of coworking to startups of all stages.