Technische Abteilung der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
The Technische Abteilung der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin is the arm of the university that manages its facilities. The university itself dates back to 1810, and its buildings spread across Berlin. This department handles the practical work behind the teaching: building maintenance, technical services and the organisation of study operations.
It oversees an estate of 174 buildings in areas such as Mitte, Adlershof and Dahlem. The estate covers around 300,000 square metres. The operation splits into sections, each carrying a distinct share of the workload: portfolio management, building management and technical services. Together they keep the premises in good order, so that learning and research can proceed.
Next time you step onto the premises, the repaired walls and arranged timetable around you trace back to a single operation. All of that work stays out of sight, done for students and staff. Its reach spans Berlin, from Mitte to Adlershof and Dahlem.
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