Expo Park Hanover
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The former east site of the Expo 2000 in Hanover is called Expo-Park Hannover . Today it belongs entirely to the Mittelfeld district . Until the district boundaries were corrected, the predominant southern part belonged to the Bemerode district . Today it is an IT, media and high-tech industrial park with an integrated campus of the Hanover University of Applied Sciences and the Hanover multimedia vocational school.
The Expo-Park Hannover is characterized by a network between research, teaching and companies. The knowledge transfer and the maintenance of contacts in a global context are promoted by the physical proximity to CeBIT , the leading trade fair for information technology and telecommunications, and other leading international trade fairs organized by Deutsche Messe AG .
Infrastructure
The Expo Park Hannover is by the Messeschnellweg bridging Exponale the fairgrounds connected. Due to this neighborhood and the connection to the Messeschnellweg and the Hanover city railway , the Expo-Park has a well-developed infrastructure despite the distance of 10 km from the city center.
Structurally, the technology park is characterized by the former Expo pavilions, landscaped gardens and the Expo Plaza. The area is embedded in the Expo-Park-Süd landscape park. The garden landscape “Gardens in Transition” designed for the EXPO in 2000 runs through the area in a north-south direction.
Around 2000 design and journalism students, 2500 multimedia vocational students from multimedia vocational schools and over 2000 company employees work in the Expo-Park Hanover (as of 2007). Represented companies are BMW , Ferrari , the financial services provider Formaxx, Bestseller, the Hotel Radisson Blu , the Peppermint Pavilion by Mousse T. , the Beenic Networks Group, the TUI Arena and Nordmedia , the film funding of Lower Saxony and Bremen.
Around 85% of the total available area of 650,000 m² is built-up land, and re-use has been found for the majority of the former Expo country pavilions. For the remaining 87,000 m², urban planners and architects developed further usage concepts.
Expo-Plaza and other venues
The Expo-Plaza is the place between the German Pavilion and the TUI-Arena, on it are all companies and facilities in the northwestern quarter of the Expo-Park. The street on the western edge is part of the Expo-Plaza and bears its name. Events in the TUI-Arena , the German Pavilion, the Expowal and in summer on the Plaza attract numerous visitors to the site.
Web links
- Information from the City of Hanover on the Expo Park industrial area ( Memento from October 10, 2009 in the Internet Archive )
- Web presence of the Expo Park Verein e. V. with an interactive map of the properties (companies and facilities or pavilions) (SWF file; 58 kB)
- Interactive 360 ° panorama photo of the Expo Park
Individual evidence
- ↑ Faculty 3 of the Hanover University of Applied Sciences: Archive link ( Memento of the original from March 13, 2008 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Multimedia vocational schools [1] , there 'About us / data and facts'
Coordinates: 52 ° 19 '17.3 " N , 9 ° 49' 0.8" E