Berlin · Ostkreuz
The performance House
Fourteen hundred square metres over three floors. Every Polaris division trains, reviews, films and sleeps here.
- Opened
- Jan 2026
- Floor area
- 1,400 m²
- Stations
- 8
- Bedrooms
- 6
- Floors
- 3
- Walk from Ostkreuz
- 7 min
Facility overview
One roof, Four divisions
Before January 2026 the org rented practice space by the hour and reviewed matches over a call. The house replaced all of it: ground floor for playing, first floor for thinking and filming, second floor for living.
It was designed with the coaching staff rather than for them. Anton Reuß spent six months mapping how a scrim night actually runs — who needs to be near whom, which conversations should not be overheard, and where players go when they need to stop.
Across three floors
GROUND FLOORGaming stations
Eight identical stations, calibrated to the millisecond
Every seat runs the same hardware, the same peripherals and the same settings file, so a player can move between practice and match desks without touching a single slider. Two stations sit in a soundproofed booth for solo review.
GROUND FLOORTeam training rooms
Two rooms, one per division on scrim nights
Each division gets a closed room on its scrim nights — five seats, a shared comms board and a wall screen mirroring every POV. Doors close at 19:00 and nobody outside the roster comes in.
FIRST FLOORAnalysis room
Where the week gets pulled apart
Three analyst desks facing a projection wall. Every scrim and every official is cut here within twelve hours, tagged by round and shared to the roster before the next session.
FIRST FLOORContent studio
A room built for the camera, not around it
A full studio corner with a lit set, a podcast table and two streaming positions. The creator team shoots interviews, house tours and the monthly recap here without borrowing a practice room.
SECOND FLOORPlayer accommodation
Six bedrooms, a kitchen that gets used
Boot camp weeks and visiting academy players live upstairs. Six single rooms, a shared kitchen and a common room with no PCs in it — the one rule the founders insisted on.
GROUND FLOORFitness and recovery
Wrists, shoulders, sleep
A physio room and a small gym, staffed three days a week. Every contracted player has a mobility programme and a sleep review each season — the two things that end careers earliest.
Photo gallery
Inside the House
Location
Ostkreuz, Berlin
The house is not open to the public, but members get one open evening a month and academy trialists visit by invitation.
Marktstraße 14
10245 Berlin
Germany
Ten minutes from Halle 7The LAN venue where the Call of Duty division plays its circuit finals sits one S-Bahn stop away.