The Überseestadt was formerly a commercial harbor in Bremen, Germany that closed in 1981 due to its inability to accommodate modern ships. A development project began in 2002 to redevelop the area, which involved building a new road network, designating industrial and economic areas, and reconstructing living and working spaces. Today the Überseestadt is home to many corporations, cultural attractions like art projects in old buildings, and the Waterfront mall.

1. The „Überseestadt“

2. Comercial harbour
• The port was built in year 1906
• Only 75 years later it was closed, because new, modern ships weren´t in
ability to run the harbour
• The inner harbour was filled with 3,5 million cubic meters of sand
• The port wasn´t used anymore
• The development project started

4. Development project
„Überseestadt“ begins
- The Bremish senat concluded the development concept in year
2002
- A new road network was built and cross-linked to the center
- Many areas are intendet for industrial reasons and economic
corporations
- 2007 a new local plan was concluded, so living and working
buildings were reconstructed
- Many corporations setteld in those areas during development
project
- Many of the old buildings are used for art projects now

6. The „Überseestadt“ today
- today, many different kinds of corporations setteld down in the „Überseestadt“
The „ MAKEMEDIA-STUDIOS „
The „Hafenmuseum“ ( port museum )

7. KELLOGS Corporation
BECK`S brewery
- Since 1873

8. Speicher XI
An old cotton accumulator

9. The Waterfront
A big mall, created in year 2008