The NIO House Hamburg at Großen Bleichen 5 has been officially opened – the fourth brand world of the Chinese e-car manufacturer in Germany after Berlin, Frankfurt am Main, and Düsseldorf. The house is open from Monday to Saturday between 10 AM and 7 PM. About 170 media representatives, partners, and talents from Hamburg's music and cultural scene were invited to the opening celebration.
Numerous events with room for encounters
The new Hamburg location not only offers another showroom for electric vehicles but also creates a place for encounters and exchanges. As with every NIO House, there is a regular event program in the Hanseatic city focusing on art and design, music, sports and well-being, and new business. NIO involves local brands, networks, and communities and provides them with the premises for a variety of event formats.
Technology Meets Hamburg Charm
The concept of the NIO House Hamburg is inspired by the harbor culture of the Hanseatic city, which is an integral part of the local lifestyle. Openness and diversity meet here with a feeling of tranquility and arrival. Based on this, the architectural studio 1zu33 developed the "Harbor" design concept. The NIO House Hamburg spans over nearly 1,300 m2 across two levels. On the ground floor, there is a showroom and a lab. On the first floor, a café, a lounge, meeting rooms, and a play area for children invite visitors to linger. The multifunctional open space, the Forum, can be used for community activities such as lectures, corporate events, yoga classes, workshops, or art exhibitions thanks to movable glass walls and a modular ceiling system.
Sustainability in Focus
From the outside, the facade with its clear, linear design offers a view of the interior through its generous window front. Inside, there is a mix of natural building materials, sustainable materials, and modern elements. For the first time, flooring from the company Senso was used in a European NIO House, a sustainable alternative to terrazzo flooring made from plant-based resins.
Clear lines and soft arches in the showroom are reminiscent of the Hamburg bridges and arcades, and brick elements in the café echo the warehouses and facades of Hamburg's Speicherstadt. Reflective materials and dynamic accents mirror Hamburg's location by the water and create the modern look of the showroom.
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