Plan­ning coordin­a­tion
German House —
Olympic and
Para­lympic Games

The German House is the main meet­ing point and thus a centrepiece of Ger­many's pres­ence at the Olympic and Para­lympic Games. Every two years since 1988 (for both the summer and winter edi­tions of the Games), ath­letes and their fam­il­ies, busi­ness part­ners, journ­al­ists and rep­res­ent­at­ives from polit­ics and soci­ety as well as other nations such as Switzer­land and Aus­tria have come together here under one roof to cel­eb­rate the world's biggest sport­ing event.

Build­ing on the suc­cess­ful work in South Korea and Japan, the part­ner­ship with Deutsche Sport Mar­ket­ing GmbH has been expan­ded and PRO­PRO­JEKT and AS+P are also taking over the plan­ning coordin­a­tion for the German Houses in Paris 2024 and Milan-Cor­tina 2026.

In Paris 2024, the largest German House of all time will open its doors to Team Ger­many and its fans in the Stade Jean Bouin in the imme­di­ate vicin­ity of two Olympic sports venues. Hos­pit­al­ity areas, media facil­it­ies, a train­ing centre for the ath­letes and a pub­licly access­ible Fan Zone inside the sta­dium will be tem­por­ar­ily con­struc­ted, allow­ing to wel­come up to 4,500 people per day

Par­al­lel to the pre­par­a­tions for the German House Paris 2024, plan­ning work is already under­way for the next German House as part of the Olympic and Para­lympic Winter Games in Milan-Cor­tina 2026.