Business and residential in Mannheim
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Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Back
4 hr min
30 people
Office
none
More about this film location
The house was built in 2017. The architectural style is timeless and inspired by the Bauhaus. A particular eye-catcher is the entryway, which is clad in dark gray Trespa panels. The garage door is flush with the Trespa panels on the house’s facade, so it is not visible when closed. The rooms are spacious and open-concept, and the warm, inviting colors make them feel very cozy. Thanks to the large floor-to-ceiling windows, the rooms are flooded with natural light. The floors in the living and dining areas, as well as in the bathrooms, are tiled. Various types of hardwood flooring have been installed in the other rooms. Almost all the walls are covered with solid-color wallpaper. Old railroad ties have bee
n incorporated into the staircase. The outdoor area of the house has been generously landscaped. The 392-square-meter building is used two-thirds for business and one-third for private purposes (all areas are available).
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)This modern, minimalist space serves as a highly adaptable "blank slate" for film production, offering a clean, contemporary aesthetic that easily transitions between high-end office, upscale residential, or commercial showroom. The neutral color palette, characterized by light oak flooring and crisp white walls, provides a professional foundation that can be significantly altered through set decoration and lighting.
Key structural assets include expansive floor-to-ceiling glass panels that flood the interior with natural, soft daylight, ideal for bright, airy sequences. These windows can be easily gelled or diffused to control color temperature, or blacked out for controlled night-time interior shoots. The open-plan layout facilitates fluid camera movement and varied composition, allowing for dynamic tracking shots or static, character-focused frames from multiple angles—particularly around the elegant staircase, which serves as a striking visual focal point for blocking.
Because the existing furniture is modular and contemporary, it can be quickly swapped out to define the narrative genre. The space is uncluttered, allowing production designers to layer in props or dressing to shift the tone from a sleek, cold tech environment to a warm, lived-in home. Lighting can be scaled from high-key, corporate illumination to low-key, moody, and dramatic interiors by utilizing the existing overhead track lighting as a base, supplemented by practical lamps to add depth. The building’s exterior presents a modern, geometric architecture that is perfect for establishing shots, offering a crisp, high-production-value look that feels premium and grounded. Whether shooting a corporate thriller, an indie drama, or an upscale commercial, the architectural simplicity of this location makes it an incredibly flexible asset for any production's visual identity.
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)This modern, minimalist space serves as a highly adaptable "blank slate" for film production, offering a clean, contemporary aesthetic that easily transitions between high-end office, upscale residential, or commercial showroom. The neutral color palette, characterized by light oak flooring and crisp white walls, provides a professional foundation that can be significantly altered through set decoration and lighting.
Key structural assets include expansive floor-to-ceiling glass panels that flood the interior with natural, soft daylight, ideal for bright, airy sequences. These windows can be easily gelled or diffused to control color temperature, or blacked out for controlled night-time interior shoots. The open-plan layout facilitates fluid camera movement and varied composition, allowing for dynamic tracking shots or static, character-focused frames from multiple angles—particularly around the elegant staircase, which serves as a striking visual focal point for blocking.
Because the existing furniture is modular and contemporary, it can be quickly swapped out to define the narrative genre. The space is uncluttered, allowing production designers to layer in props or dressing to shift the tone from a sleek, cold tech environment to a warm, lived-in home. Lighting can be scaled from high-key, corporate illumination to low-key, moody, and dramatic interiors by utilizing the existing overhead track lighting as a base, supplemented by practical lamps to add depth. The building’s exterior presents a modern, geometric architecture that is perfect for establishing shots, offering a crisp, high-production-value look that feels premium and grounded. Whether shooting a corporate thriller, an indie drama, or an upscale commercial, the architectural simplicity of this location makes it an incredibly flexible asset for any production's visual identity.
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Onsite parking
Height in meters: 2.5
Free
Additional information: 5 parking
Street parking
Free
Adult filming allowed
Electricity usage allowed
Smoking allowed
Pets allowed
Outside catering/food allowed
Cooking allowed
Alcohol allowed
Loud noises allowed
Approximate location shown. Exact address provided after booking.
