Overview of UTN Buildings
The campus of the University of Technology Nuremberg is currently under development. With the opening of the first building — Cube One — parts of the administration and the Executive Board have already moved onto the site. Until sufficient capacity is available on campus, additional space needs are being met through various locations across Nuremberg. As the university continues to grow, our spatial solutions are evolving accordingly.
The Plant
The Plant office complex served as the first home of the University of Technology Nuremberg. The former Vereinigte Fränkische Schuhfabriken building at Ulmenstraße 52 offers excellent conditions for flexible and needs-based use. The leased facilities in the southern part of Nuremberg continue to house parts of the Department of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, students, and the UTN School of Students and Young Researchers (StaRs).
Cube One
Cube One is the first building on the UTN campus. In fall 2024, parts of the administration and the Founding Executive Board moved into the new space. Located on Dr.-Luise-Herzberg-Straße, the building is designed as an innovative timber-hybrid structure: its core with service rooms, stairwells, and an elevator is made of recycled concrete and enclosed by a six-story timber structure. In addition to open-space work areas and modern meeting rooms, Cube One also features a large conference room on the ground floor.
Nordostpark
To accommodate the growing number of students and staff, UTN moved into new interim facilities in Nuremberg’s Nordostpark in fall 2025. With a total of around 4,000 m² of rental space, the Nordostpark site offers more room than the Ulmenstraße location and nearly as much as Cube One. The ground floor provides modern spaces for teaching, learning, and social activities. The Department of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence is based at Nordostpark. Some teaching and learning also take place there.