Welcome to VERITAS Wittenberge
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Welcome to VERITAS Wittenberge
VERITAS is not just a location. It’s a way of living and working. Of thinking. Of acting. Here, we create spaces that invite people to challenge the way we live and work. Our goal – a transition towards a sustainable urban future. These topics are at our core.
The future of mobility is the 15-minute city, with shorter commutes, less traffic, greater quality of life. VERITAS develops sustainable, efficient mobility solutions.
Renewable energy is the key to our futures. VERITAS proposes innovative solutions and uses digital technologies to make energy systems more efficient.
Rainwater and wastewater management are crucial to protecting the natural environment on which Veritas Park sits. VERITAS incorporates sustainable approaches to conserve water locally and globally.
VERITAS develops sustainable solutions with new materials and modular construction, while revitalizing existing buildings as prototypes for sustainable heritage.
Work styles are evolving and have rapidly transitioned in recent years. Veritas explores new approaches to work-life blending and the future of workspaces.
VERITAS is a testbed for a collaborative, shared economic model—fostering the exchange of ideas, knowledge, and tools to drive innovation and collaboration.
VERITAS hosts, houses, and hones creative thinkers from diverse disciplines: the arts, sciences, technology, and business. In doing so, its tenants and collaborators will foster transformative ideas for urban living and working in the future.
The former Singer sewing machine factory in Wittenberge was honored with the Historical Landmark of Civil Engineering in Germany Award in October 2024.
Sven Bardua wrote a historical review of the innovative civil engineering methods used in the construction of the Singer Sewing Machine Factory. His research offers new insights into the history of the Singer Company, Wittenberge, and early architecture of the 20th century.
The Wittenberge sewing machine factory is the first factory to be awarded the title of Historic Landmark of Civil Engineering in Germany, celebrating its rich history and sustainability.
Approved in September 2023 by The Budget Committee of the German Bundestag, the funding commitment is an important signal for the further development of the area, which is unique even beyond Wittenberge.
Produced by Hello Studio W, this mini-doc was created to honor the historical landmark of the Singer Sewing Machine factory. In between aerial views of the factory and archival footage, we hear from local experts Christian Von Hagen and Sven Bardua.
Inspired by the town’s legacy of innovation, the team behind VERITAS aims to make things that last. We invite communities worldwide to adopt, contribute and evolve further.
The spirit of VERITAS was born in its hometown, Wittenberge – a place shaped by a rich history of innovation and transformation, deeply rooted in nature. Situated right in the middle of Berlin and Hamburg, it’s the perfect location to rethink urban life and work while reconnecting with nature’s rhythm.
