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The Urban Dentist / studio karhard

06:00 - 12 June, 2019
The Urban Dentist / studio karhard, © Stefan Wolf Lucks
© Stefan Wolf Lucks

© Stefan Wolf Lucks © Stefan Wolf Lucks © Stefan Wolf Lucks © Stefan Wolf Lucks + 16

Impact Hub Berlin Office Interiors / LXSY Architekten

12:00 - 7 June, 2019
Impact Hub Berlin Office Interiors / LXSY Architekten, © Anne Deppe
© Anne Deppe

© Anne Deppe © Anne Deppe © Anne Deppe © Anne Deppe + 19

Lindower 22 Ateliers and Galleries / Heim Balp Architekten

13:00 - 2 June, 2019
Lindower 22 Ateliers and Galleries / Heim Balp Architekten, © Nick Ash
© Nick Ash

© Nick Ash © Nick Ash © Andrea Garzotto © Andrea Garzotto + 39

  • Architects

    Heim Balp Architekten

  • Location

    Lindower Str. 22, 13347 Berlin, Germany

  • Category

    Cultural Center

  • Completion Year

    2018 (first phase Haus A and Haus C) 2021 (second phase Haus D and Haus B)

  • Lead Architects

    Heim Balp Architekten and Asastudio

  • Area

    11000.0 m2

  • Photographs

    Nick Ash, Andrea Garzotto

Michelberger Hotel / Jonathan Tuckey Design

01:00 - 21 May, 2019
Michelberger Hotel / Jonathan Tuckey Design, © Philip Obkircher
© Philip Obkircher

© Philip Obkircher © Philip Obkircher © Philip Obkircher © Philip Obkircher + 16

Mies van der Rohe House in Berlin celebrates 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus with four themed exhibitions

10:30 - 7 May, 2019
Mies van der Rohe House in Berlin celebrates 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus with four themed exhibitions

The Landhaus Lemke is a private residence designed by Mies van der Rohe in 1932, while he was working as the director of the Bauhaus. Completed one year later, the Mies van der Rohe House is filled with rich history and is focused today on organizing exhibitions by contemporary international artists in dialogue to the architecture of the house.

Scenic Garden IGA Berlin / Hanzaki Paisagismo

16:00 - 15 April, 2019
Scenic Garden IGA Berlin / Hanzaki Paisagismo, © Yuri Seródio
© Yuri Seródio

© Yuri Seródio © Yuri Seródio © Yuri Seródio © Yuri Seródio + 25

Bikini Berlin / UAU Collectiv

02:00 - 14 March, 2019
Courtesy of UAU Collectiv
Courtesy of UAU Collectiv

Courtesy of UAU Collectiv Courtesy of UAU Collectiv Courtesy of UAU Collectiv Courtesy of UAU Collectiv + 20

Reimagining the Region

12:34 - 7 March, 2019
Reimagining the Region

A symposium on the occasion of the exhibition opening Two Sides of the Border: Reimagining the Mexico–United States Region by Tatiana Bilbao and Nile Greenberg at Aedes Architecture Forum

Ernst Busch University of Performing Arts / O&O Baukunst

02:00 - 27 February, 2019
Ernst Busch University of Performing Arts / O&O Baukunst, © schnepp renou
© schnepp renou

© Horst Stasny © schnepp renou © schnepp renou © Horst Stasny + 25

AD Classics: AD Classics: The Kreuzberg Tower / John Hejduk

12:00 - 23 February, 2019
AD Classics: AD Classics: The Kreuzberg Tower / John Hejduk

AD Classics: AD Classics: The Kreuzberg Tower / John Hejduk AD Classics: AD Classics: The Kreuzberg Tower / John Hejduk AD Classics: AD Classics: The Kreuzberg Tower / John Hejduk AD Classics: AD Classics: The Kreuzberg Tower / John Hejduk + 10

  • Architects

    John Hejduk

  • Location

    Berlin, Germany

  • Category

    Apartments

  • Architect

    John Hejduk

  • References

    architectureinberlin, The Architect's Newspaper, A|N Blog

  • Project Year

    1988

Extrovert Interior: Publicness and the Contemporary Museum

03:30 - 31 January, 2019
Extrovert Interior: Publicness and the Contemporary Museum

A collaboration between ANCB and the Centre for the Future of Places at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm.

Date: Saturday, 26 January 2019, 12-5 pm
Place: ANCB The Aedes Metropolitan Laboratory, Christinenstr. 18 – 19, 10119 Berlin.

n the past decade, we have witnessed a radical expansion of the space, remit, and role of the museum as a public institution. This has taken the form of an increasing shift from public space to public programme, from the spatial organisation of artefacts to the temporal organisation of events that places the museum’s activities solidly in line with the production of discourse, atmospheres, experiences,

Hans Poelzig. Projects for Berlin

03:30 - 30 January, 2019
Hans Poelzig. Projects for Berlin , High-rise building at the railway station Friedrichstraße, Berlin-Mitte Perspective view 1921 Charcoal on tracing paper 109,9 x 77,5 cm
High-rise building at the railway station Friedrichstraße, Berlin-Mitte Perspective view 1921 Charcoal on tracing paper 109,9 x 77,5 cm

With this exhibition of drawings by Hans Poelzig, the Museum for Architectural Drawing in cooperation with the Architecture Museum of the Technical University Berlin present the work of an architect who, with Walter Gropius, Bruno Taut, Mies van der Rohe and Peter Behrens, was undoubtedly one of the most important German architects of the first half of the 20th century.
His oeuvre was diverse as his personality was colourful: in parallel with his architecture, he painted and created stage designs and film sets. He was director of the School of Art and Design in Breslau and later taught at the

FARAWAY SO CLOSE

08:30 - 22 January, 2019
FARAWAY SO CLOSE, Cyclone Shelter in the Coastal Belt of Bay of Bengal. © Kashef Chowdhury
Cyclone Shelter in the Coastal Belt of Bay of Bengal. © Kashef Chowdhury

With this first comprehensive European exhibition the Aedes Architecture Forum presents the work of Kashef Chowdhury/URBANA from Bangladesh, who received the prestigious Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 2016 for the Friendship Centre on the flood plains of Gaibandha in northern Bangladesh. With further projects such as the Gulshan Society Mosque in Dhaka and the Cyclone Shelter in Kuakata, he gained widespread international acclaim. Careful arrangement of structures in areas marked by extreme climatic conditions, combined with local building techniques and materials, Kashef Chowdhury’s buildings are exemplary of an architecture that serves society with radical simplicity and poetry. With an

AD Classics: Berlin Philharmonic / Hans Scharoun

16:30 - 14 January, 2019
AD Classics: Berlin Philharmonic / Hans Scharoun, © Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
© Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Finissage Exhibition by Ken Schluchtmann with Lecture by Jette Hopp of Snøhetta

15:00 - 7 January, 2019
Finissage Exhibition by Ken Schluchtmann with Lecture by Jette Hopp of Snøhetta, FOTO: Ken Schluchtmann © Diephotodesigner.de Tverrfjellhytta - Norwegian Wild Reindeer Centre Pavilion
FOTO: Ken Schluchtmann © Diephotodesigner.de Tverrfjellhytta - Norwegian Wild Reindeer Centre Pavilion

The role of architecture is to create strong and sustainable identities for cities and their communities. With well-conceived design, we can help things run more fluidly, improve people’s well-being, and make life more enjoyable. Every project is a unique expression of the ethos of its users, climate, and context. A built environment can be seen as a point of departure: it is where the architecture starts to communicate, the point from where it starts to interact with the public and its users.
Followed by a talk with Jette Hopp of SNØHETTA.

Boxhagener Straße / Tchoban Voss Architekten

08:00 - 14 December, 2018
Boxhagener Straße / Tchoban Voss Architekten, © Roland Halbe
© Roland Halbe

© Roland Halbe © Roland Halbe © Roland Halbe © Roland Halbe + 25

  • Architects

    Tchoban Voss Architekten

  • Location

    Boxhagener Str. 79-82, 10245 Berlin, Germany

  • Category

    Offices

  • Lead Architect

    Sergei Tchoban

  • Project Partner and Leader

    Stephan Lohre

  • Team

    Anja Schroth, Katharina Stranz, Katja Redmann, Virginie Mommens

  • Area

    20991.0 m2

  • Project Year

    2018

  • Photographs

    Roland Halbe

Terrassenhaus Berlin / Brandlhuber + Emde, Burlon + Muck Petzet

02:00 - 7 December, 2018
Terrassenhaus Berlin / Brandlhuber + Emde, Burlon + Muck Petzet, © Erica Overmeer
© Erica Overmeer

© Erica Overmeer © Erica Overmeer © Erica Overmeer © Erica Overmeer + 21

  • Architects

    Brandlhuber, Emde, Burlon, Muck Petzet

  • Location

    Berlin, Germany

  • Category

    Gallery

  • Design Team

    Luise Angelmaier, Sarina Arnold, Pierre Alexandre Bardat, Tünde Bognar, Romina Falk, Ilaria Giacomini, Tobias Hönig, Korbinian Luderböck, Callum McGregor, Martha Michalski, Birgit Müller, Alexine Sammut, Eva Sievert Asmussen, Markus Rampl, Christian Rapp, Javiera Sanhueza, Naomi Steinhagen, Tareq Tamimi, Eugenio Thiella, Duy An Tran, Jacopo Vantini, Lukas Vögel, Marco Wagner, Wolfram Winter, Ksenija Zdesar, Natalia Zhukova

  • Area

    3396.0 m2

  • Project Year

    2018

  • Photographs

    Erica Overmeer

AD Classics: New German Parliament, Reichstag / Foster + Partners

21:00 - 25 October, 2018
AD Classics: New German Parliament, Reichstag / Foster + Partners, Courtesy of Matthew Field, licensed under GFDL 1.2 via Commons
Courtesy of Matthew Field, licensed under GFDL 1.2 via Commons

This article was originally published on November 2, 2015. To read the stories behind other celebrated architecture projects, visit our AD Classics section.

As Norman Foster describes in his firm’s monograph, Foster 40, “Our transformation of the Reichstag is rooted in four related issues: the Bundestag’s significance as a democratic forum, an understanding of history, a commitment to public accessibility and a vigorous environmental agenda.”[1] Foster’s description sounds straightforward enough, but the process of creating the New German Parliament at the Reichstag was only the latest entry in the long, complex, and contentious history of the building.