After the second world war, and the economic crisis, Bremen city decided to shift its economy from large manufacturing-based strategy to a more diverse & smart economic strategies, such as services, high-tech & smart industries.
Thus, why, the suggested project “Bremen innovation park” offers an urban space to implement this economic strategy, & takes advantage of the potential that lies in the site, to create multifunctional open spaces & mix used buildings.
Implementing the strategy to provide attractive areas for office and industrial (re) location involved modernizing existing areas, such as Airport City, redeveloping brownfield and dockland sites, such as Overseas City, and developing new strategic sites, such as the Technology Park. Figure 13 shows the location of the major business and industrial areas in Bremen.

BREMEN INNOVATION PARK
The plan had two main programs:
•    Restructuring Bremen's scientific landscape: It was argued that, with a different skills profile oriented more towards new economic sectors, the university could function as an incubator for economic spinoffs. With education being a regional responsibility in Germany, the city-state status enabled these
policies. In addition, efforts were made to improve the scientific knowledge-base of the city by attracting specific highly regarded non-university research institutes.
•    Strengthening the regional economic base: The city decided to provide assistance to selected well-established economic sectors based on advanced technological developments, such as aerospace and aircraft production, automobile production, maritime and logistics services. The plan aimed to establish links between academic institutions and local and regional
businesses in order to transfer and apply knowledge.