Studio Karlshorst in Berlin can host workshops, conferences, weddings, birthdays and private parties for up to 100 guests. The venue has two rooms: a 190 m² main hall and a 50 m² second room with a fully equipped café bar. It occupies a historic building at Dönhoffstraße 39 in the Karlshorst district.
Seminars and company events
The official site names conferences and workshops next to weddings and birthdays as the uses of the rented rooms. The large hall is designed as a flexible event floor. It takes focused working phases, presentations and more communicative event formats with up to 100 people. Daylight enters the hall, and the room can be fully darkened whenever a presentation needs it.
Three seating layouts are shown as a starting point: rows for presentations, lectures or plenary sessions, a U-shape for open discussion with a clear view of the presenter, and group islands for exchange and interactive formats. The team says it adapts the room plan and the furniture to the concept of the event, so these layouts are a guide and not a limit.
Equipment on offer includes flexible furniture, moderation material, three-phase power, strong Wi-Fi, daylight, blackout options and sanitary facilities. Event technology is available on request, so a projector or sound set-up has to be agreed in advance.
Weddings and receptions
The venue presents itself as a setting for weddings, private parties and business events. The site invites couples and hosts to ask for a viewing and to send a non-binding request. The hall is the center of a wedding day, and the smaller room with its café bar can serve as a reception area or break space.
Rooms and capacities
The Großer Saal covers about 190 m² and takes up to 100 people. The Kleiner Saal covers about 50 m² and includes a fully equipped café bar. It works as a meeting point of its own or as an extension of the large hall: a reception area, a break space or a place for side activities during a program. The two rooms are separate, which allows an event to be planned in clear zones with short walking distances. A floor plan and a brochure can be downloaded from the rental page.
Catering
The café bar in the smaller room is the one catering facility the site describes. It can be used for welcome drinks and breaks. The site does not name a caterer or describe a kitchen, so ask in your request how food for a full-day program or a dinner is handled.
History and setting
The building is an older, historic structure in Berlin-Karlshorst, with generous rooms and a distinct atmosphere according to the operator. The venue also runs its own program of courses, comedy, concerts and community runs that start in the courtyard, so the place is active on weekday evenings and Thursdays, which is its course day. Check availability early for those days.
Getting there
The address is Dönhoffstraße 39, 10318 Berlin. The official site shows a map on the home page, which loads only after consent.
