Project JUNE hosts team offsites, conferences, company anniversaries and weekend weddings for up to 120 guests, and the whole site is booked by one group at a time. The campus occupies a restored four-sided farmstead about 170 years old, on 13 hectares of grounds at Werder 45 in Jüterbog, in Brandenburg, south of Berlin.
Seminars and company events
The campus offers seven or more workshop and meeting spaces. The High-Tech Konferenzraum takes 20 people with video conferencing, 4K presentation and a whiteboard. The GUTE STUBE takes 26 in U-shape, boardroom, parliament or circle layouts. The Alte Schmiede seats 20 at tables in daylight, and the Kaminzimmer, with its historic fireplace, works as a breakout room for 15. A co-working area adds height-adjustable desks with monitors, small breakout rooms and a coffee bar. All rooms have high-speed internet, a projector and screen or a 55-inch flatscreen, flipchart, whiteboard, pinboard and moderation kit. Exclusive booking starts at 10 people, and smaller teams can send a separate request.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings take the entire campus for a weekend from Friday to Sunday, including all rooms, event spaces, the courtyard and the grounds. The ceremony can be held outdoors on the lawn or in the historic courtyard, and the party moves to the barn for up to 120 guests. The usual sequence is a welcome evening on Friday, the wedding dinner on Saturday and a brunch for all guests on Sunday. The couple has a bridal room and a groom's room.
Rooms and capacities
The Große Scheune, the barn, is the largest space, for up to 120. The courtyard and outdoor areas take 40 for workshops, after-work drinks or a campfire. Indoors, the GUTE STUBE takes 26, the High-Tech Konferenzraum and the Alte Schmiede 20 each, and the Kaminzimmer 15. The site also lists a library and a terrace.
Accommodation
Guests sleep on site in 15 double rooms and four premium garden apartments, 19 units in total. The site does not give a bed count, so organizers should check how many people can stay overnight for their group size.
Catering
JUNE Kitchen cooks seasonal, regional food with local producers, with menus that range from vegan to Wagyu. Corporate groups can book full board, and menus or buffets are set for each event. Grill evenings in the courtyard are a house specialty.
History and setting
The farmstead has been renovated with care for its age and now runs on solar power and a heat pump, with furniture from circular sources. Project JUNE describes the campus as CO2-positive. The grounds include a courtyard with a pond, a dovecote and a terrace. Free time can include beach volleyball, table tennis, bike rental, the Fläming skate routes and walks in the Nuthe-Nieplitz nature park.
Getting there
Regional Express trains run from Berlin Hauptbahnhof to Jüterbog in about 45 minutes, and the campus is a seven-minute car ride from the station, so groups can travel without cars. By road, the A10 and the B101 are close. Berlin Brandenburg Airport is under an hour away.
