Wohnheim Haus Unger

Overview

Today's student residence was built as a private clinic by the Jewish neurologist Professor Unger in 1905. After he was banned from practising his profession by the Nazis, the house was used by the National Socialist Women's League in 1936. The municipal hospital Moabit moved in later.

Since 1990, student residents can benefit from the generous style of construction of the clinic: The architects Breslauer and Salinger designed the rear building in an angular shape, so that all the rooms and living areas face south-west towards the garden, while the utility services are accommodated in the rear part of the house. The garden front is structured with many balconies and loggias.

Differentiated accommodation types are available in this centrally located and very popular student residence.

Operator
Studierendenwerk Berlin

Places
143

Rent deposit
One and a half times your monthly rent.

Duration of housing
As a rule students can stay up to ten semesters in a dorm. In compliance with the contract type, the minimum period of residence is three months.

The period of occupancy can be extended by up to four semesters for foreign students, students with chronic illnesses or physical or mental impairments, single parents, for students close to finishing their degree and for part-time students.

Internet access
Yes

TV connection
Yes

Shared facilities
Student club, recreation rooms, washing machines, bike cellar, fitness room

Shopping and infrastructure (supermarket, post office, bank, etc.)
Shopping facilities in the immediate vicinity