Versorgungswerk der Architektenkammer Berlin
Pension scheme (Einrichtung) of Architektenkammer Berlin
Also known as Architektenversorgung Berlin, VAK
Architects' pension scheme in Berlin; €1.93bn of investments (2024). At end 2025: private equity 13.3%, infrastructure 8.8%, private debt 5.3%; LP in Mirova Energy Transition V.
Architects' pension scheme of the Architektenkammer Berlin. Not the Apothekerversorgung Berlin (same street address, separate scheme), nor the architects' Versorgungswerke of NRW or Sachsen.
- HEADQUARTERS
- Berlin, Germany
- FOUNDED
- 1994
- AUM
- €1.9B (2024)
- OUTSIDE CAPITAL
- No — own capital only
- TEAM LISTED
- 5 people
Focus
- STAGES
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- SECTORS
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- ASSET MIX
- Private equityPrivate creditReal estatePublic equitiesHedge fundsImpact
- GEOGRAPHY
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Overview
The Versorgungswerk der Architektenkammer Berlin (Architektenversorgung Berlin) was founded on 1 December 1994 as the pension scheme of the Architektenkammer Berlin, a public-law corporation. It is supervised by the Berlin senate departments for urban development and for the economy. Its investments rose to €1,934.8M in 2024. At 31 December 2025 its allocation included private equity 13.3%, infrastructure 8.8%, private debt 5.3% and real estate 25.5%; its impact allocation holds the Mirova Energy Transition V fund and a residential ensemble in Berlin-Wilmersdorf.
PORTFOLIO (2)
- Mirova Energy Transition V (renewable energy, storage and e-mobility fund; impact allocation)Climate & Energy
- Wohnensemble Wilmersdorf (partly listed residential ensemble in Berlin; impact allocation)Real Estate & PropTech
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Frequently asked questions
Versorgungswerk der Architektenkammer Berlin is a institutional investor based in Berlin, Germany, founded in 1994.
Yes. Versorgungswerk der Architektenkammer Berlin invests its own capital in private companies. It also commits capital to third-party funds as an LP.
Key people at Versorgungswerk der Architektenkammer Berlin include Dorothee Dubrau (Chair of the Aufsichtsrat (legal representative)), Marcel Adam (Deputy Chair of the Aufsichtsrat), Silvia Forster-Golm (Member of the Aufsichtsrat) and Dirk Döring (Member of the Aufsichtsrat).
Versorgungswerk der Architektenkammer Berlin's investments include Mirova Energy Transition V (renewable energy, storage and e-mobility fund; impact allocation) and Wohnensemble Wilmersdorf (partly listed residential ensemble in Berlin; impact allocation).
No. Versorgungswerk der Architektenkammer Berlin invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.