Everything new begins imperfectly. Society should accept that new things can be tried out carefully, thought about and discussed. Please subscribe to our newsletter... THANKS!
A new restaurant, theatre, gallery is easy to explain, because basically we know something like that. Something unique needs more explanations.
Start-up centers address tradespeople, artist centers address artists. The Unperfekthaus brings together creative people from all areas and is not interested in whether someone wants to make money or not.
Artist centers rarely have a large audience, business incubators are even quieter. In the Unperfekthaus, a large part of the income is used to make the house attractive for guests.
In the incubator you have to decide to start a company, quit your old job, jump in at the deep end. In the Unperfekthaus, on the other hand, you can start your dream job as a part-time job or alongside school/studies.
The imperfect house is intended to be a springboard for turning your dream into a career or for founding a company. But also socially committed, clubs and hobbyists are welcome! The variety of different people who are active in the Unperfekthaus for very different motives creates a place whose incredible atmosphere spreads to visitors. And enthusiastic visitors are the other half of the Unperfekthaus, buying works, placing orders, partying and having a good time in the Unperfekthaus.
Of course we all strive for perfection, BUT everything new begins imperfectly! What a mess the first automobiles and the first computers were! We must accept imperfect beginnings so that people can try out ideas and dreams. Because the more we get used to the perfection of highly developed products, the less we dare to try the unusual, sink into the consumption of ready-made products and condemn ourselves and others to doing nothing. In the Unperfekthaus we strive for a "workshop atmosphere" that is also attractive for guests, in which people try out their ideas, become known as creative people, find new members as a group, work together or alone on what they are passionate about! We are happy about everyone who has been helped by the house for a while and who then no longer needs it. And in the 90% of all cases in which a project ultimately doesn't work out, you haven't spent your money financially and can try out the next idea
Tip: Don't believe too much in a single idea! No matter how enthusiastic you are - often it is the 10th idea that eventually works out economically and if you are already ruined after the 1st or 2nd idea or have no more energy, you will no longer be able to try the 10th idea. But this is just a tip - in the UpH everyone is free to test their own ways, if you want, you can say your opinion (like I do here right now), if you want, consider other people's ideas, if you don't want that, don't .
imperfect house, Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 18-26, 45127 Essen
Mon-Thu 9am-10pm / Fri 9am-11pm / Sat 10am-11pm / Sun 10am-10pm
(always closed all day on public NRW holidays)
E-mail:info@uph.de
Office: (0201) 47 09 16-0 /
Restaurant:
(0201) 8473597
car parking 3 minutes walk away: 24-hour car park Weberplatz
Bicycle stand
directly in front of the house in the field of vision of employees and guests. We can't guarantee anything, but it's a little safer.