Flussbad is the flagship campus of Slowness, an emerging collective devoted to the cultivation of arts, crops and inner gardens.
(Place)
Flussbad unfolds across 1.5 hectares of natural riverfront at one of the widest stretches of Berlin's Spree River, situated within the emergent cultural quarter of Rummelsburg. Anchored by the notable architecture of Reethaus, Werft, Platte and Bootshaus, the campus rises within a wild, native ecosystem, offering an immersive setting with direct views onto a protected natural preserve. A unified ensemble of working lofts, gathering spaces, a state-of-the-art performance hall and an all-day restaurant provide abundant space for collaboration and creativity in proximity to Berlin’s city centre.
(Community)
Embodying the Slowness philosophy of “cultivating arts, crops and inner gardens”, Flussbad is guided by the wellbeing of individuals, communities and ecosystems. Through the arts, connections and conversations are sparked; the crops provide food grown with like-minded partners; and the inner garden nurtures personal growth and holistic wellbeing. Across 10,000m2 of leasable space, the campus is home to a diverse range of creative tenants and partners focused on health, hospitality futures and design. Shared spaces and dynamic cultural programming foster a collaborative environment dedicated to reimagining human potential.
(Slowness)
Through the holistic development, design and programming of destinations in Germany, Portugal, Thailand and beyond, Slowness builds and nourishes locally rooted places that offer a deeper, more conscious form of hospitality — not a “pit stop” from daily life but a continuous journey of reconnection; of learning to live in harmony with nature, community and self.