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If the electricity for our electric cars comes from above in the future, a team of architects from Hamburg will have a hand in it<\/h1>\n

Individual charging stations are to be turned into functional “charging parks” with a lounge character<\/strong><\/h4>\n

\"ChargingCharging Hub Hamburg (pts006\/09.03.2023\/09:00) \u2013 Up until now, electric charging stations have only been individual charging stations on highways, in streets, in business parks, or Supercharger stations from Tesla. What they all have in common is that there is no infrastructure, as is the case with filling stations for internal combustion engines. Toilets, recreation rooms, or gastronomic offers? Wrong! This is precisely what the Hamburg-based architecture firm, Asselmeyer Architekt, is hoping to drastically change and, above all, improve in the future with the concept of the Charging Experience Hub \u2013 a charging park with an attractive range of services and a lot of quality of stay.<\/p>\n

“No one likes to spend time at the current charging facilities, even though the charging process for a modern electric car usually only takes 20 to 30 minutes. The charging points are partly in inconvenient places, and the time seems infinite. And it’s still mainly the cables lying around the car that leave a very antediluvian impression. With our concept of a charging park, the electricity comes from above, and the waiting time can be used sensibly in the gastronomic lounge,” says architect Justus Asselmeyer from Hamburg. This creates new and profitable opportunities, just as it did for investors in the early days of the automobile. https:\/\/asselmeyerarchitekt.de\/<\/a><\/p>\n

Forward-looking ideas on the “loading park” concept<\/strong><\/h4>\n

\"Gasbe around for a long time, and there will be more and more charging stations for electric cars here as well. However, the idea of the loading park is new in form. The accessible stay experience after the start of the loading process is divided into several areas:<\/p>\n