Tag Berlin, Germany

07-01-2019

David Chipperfield Architects James Simon Galerie Berlin

James Simon Galerie, designed by David Chipperfield Architects of Berlin, was completed on December 13, concluding the Museumsinsel masterplan providing a new gateway for the German capital’s Museum Island. The museum is due to open in the summer of 2019.

16-11-2018

Ken Schluchtmann: Architecture and landscape in Norway exhibition

In a site-specific exhibition installed throughout the Felleshus of the Nordic Embassies in Berlin, photographer Ken Schluchtmann illustrates his deep connection with Norway.

14-11-2018

Frizz23 in Berlin, an example of bottom-up urban development

The completion of the Frizz23 building at the southern end of the Friedrichstrasse marks a milestone in Berlin’s property policy, showing how bottom-up urban development is possible, constructive and successful when local players and citizens take the initiative.

01-11-2018

O&O Baukunst Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts, Berlin

October 26 saw the inauguration of the new Academy of Dramatic Arts in Berlin named after actor Ernst Busch. The project by O&O Baukunst architects has made the building into an urban landmark that cannot go unnoticed and preserves the memory of the site.

22-08-2018

Living in Potsdam and respecting the historical context

Architect Ingo Andernach has built a single-family house in Potsdam near Berlin, Germany, which combines contemporary materials like concrete with full respect for the UNESCO World Heritage site of Potsdam's castles and parks.

03-08-2018

Nordic Urban Spaces, an exhibition for more liveable cities

The exhibition Nordic Urban Spaces.

27-07-2018

Osmodrama at the exhibition Welt ohne Außen. Immersive Spaces since the 1960s

Welt ohne Außen.

19-07-2018

Architektur Galerie Berlin SATELLIT Vita contemplativa exhibition

An interesting exhibition at Architektur Galerie Berlin SATELLIT compares projects by three architects with different geographic origins and personal histories. Projects by Christoph Hesse, Robert Konieczny and Snorre Stinessen are presented as examples of a lifestyle dedicated to contemplation and reflection.