Built between 1908 and 1911, the 50er Schuppen boast a triple-aisle wooden stand construction and are the last remaining quay warehouses from the time of the empire. The adjoining main buildings used to house functionaries and include various rooms on three floors. The rooms can be re-arranged as needed. Quiet location with a fantasic view onto the harbour of Hamburg and the centre. Outside of the building ideal for stunts and aerial shots. There is a helipad in front of the building.
Additional information
Time limit
No restrictions! Shooting possible 24 hours. Desired location, make agreement well in advance.
Current use
Various rooms in different buildings and adjacent sheds. Outside filming possible.
Note
Dressing rooms, cloak rooms, catering, lavatories and showers available.
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