Tag Berlin, Germany

13-10-2021

The Sun Machine is Coming Down Event at the ICC Berlin

Thanks to an event, The Sun Machine is Coming Down, the International Congress Centrum Berlin (ICC), which has been closed for several years, is brought back to the centre of public interest with performances, art, music, films and installations. The Berliner Festspiele's 70th anniversary initiative runs from 7 to 17 October and provides an opportunity to explore the architectural icon, the fate of which is still uncertain.

06-10-2021

"Contested Modernities. Postcolonial Architecture in Southeast Asia" Exhibition

The exhibition entitled "Contested Modernities. Postcolonial Architecture in Southeast Asia" and presented at the Haus der Statistik in Berlin explores modernism in Southeast Asia. A little-known topic in Germany, also with regard to the preservation of these buildings, which is part of a broader discourse that is very similar worldwide.

01-10-2021

Gonzalez Haase AAS architecture firm designs Aera, a bakery in Berlin-Mitte, in Germany

The Berlin-based Gonzalez Haase AAS architecture firm has designed the second location of Aera, a bakery specialising in gluten-free products that also includes a café area. All in an intense lapis lazuli blue, overlooking the central Rosenthaler Platz square in Berlin.

29-09-2021

MVRDV interior design for Casa Camper in Berlin

In Berlin, in the vibrant central Mitte district, Café Camaleon was recently completed. The project was designed by MVRDV and GRAS Arquitectos, with Berlin architect Laura V Rave, for Casa Camper Berlin, the second hotel of the well-known shoe brand Camper. The interior project combines three functions in the same place: the hotel lobby, a cafeteria-restaurant and the brand showroom. The use of a striking colour gradient, achieved by carefully selecting details and materials, creates an important visual appeal in the urban context.

04-08-2021

Tchoban Voss Architekten Embassy living alongside Köllnischer Park, Berlin

In Berlin’s vibrant, central Mitte district, Tchoban Voss Architekten designed a housing development consisting of six buildings across from Köllnischer Park, not far from the River Spree. The architects gave each building an identity of its own while creating an ensemble that fits harmoniously into the dense urban fabric.

02-08-2021

Philipp von Matt Architects between architecture and art O12 – Artist House in Berlin

Philipp von Matt Architects designed an artist’s home and studio completed recently in Berlin’s Mitte district. The fruitful ongoing dialogue between the architect and the client, a French artist, was very important in the creation of a sculptural work in which art and architecture constantly interact.

30-07-2021

RTL chooses Swiss studio Evolution Design for its new offices in Berlin

Well-known broadcaster and media content producer media RTL inaugurated its new Audio Centre in Berlin this year, built to plans by Stefan Camenzind’s Swiss studio, Evolution Design. Inspired by the energy of the music industry, the interiors immerse visitors in the world of radio, news, entertainment and event production. The gritty, hip city of Berlin was also a major source of inspiration for the design concept.

16-07-2021

“Arbre à Palabres Kéré Architecture” exhibition at the Aedes Architecture Forum in Berlin

A large installation depicting an abstract kapok tree – considered the fibre of the future – welcomes the projects created by architect Francis Kéré and his team for the exhibition entitled "Arbre à Palabres – Kéré Architecture". The exhibition will be inaugurated on July 16 with a virtual event streamed live from the Aedes Architecture Forum in Berlin.

11-05-2021

Tchoban Voss Architekten: Re-Use Exhibition at the Aedes Architecture Forum in Berlin

From May 29, the Aedes Architecture Forum in Berlin will be hosting the “Re-Use” exhibition dedicated to the works of the Tchoban Voss Architekten studio. The studio has dedicated itself, for years, to projects that respect the history and architectural language of pre-existing buildings, recognising their important role and impact in the urban space. A modus operandi which the architects have successfully applied to projects completed in Germany and in other parts of the world and which was also the subject of the first exhibition titled "The Java Tower" organised at the same Aedes Architecture Forum back in 1997.