In the first quarter of the year, Grün Berlin is holding its first workshops in Kienbergpark and Park am Gleisdreieck as part of the Reallabore project. Together, the participants will develop participatory actions.
Scientist and artist Vera Meyer, Professor of Applied and Molecular Microbiology at TU Berlin and founder of the SciArt collective MY-CO-X, in conversation with BIOTOPIA founding director Prof. Michael John Gorman about fungi as the material of the future.
There is a very exciting call for proposals or BBSR call for projects online. At the heart of the call are urban spaces and ways to adapt to climate change.
Gardens and parks provide a variety of services for city dwellers: They cool the urban climate, purify the air, provide habitats for plants and animals and recreational spaces for the people who live and work in the city. In order to make the value of these areas for sustainable urban development more tangible, the GartenLeistungen project has recorded and evaluated these diverse effects with numerous partners from science, administration and practice. The project's conference took place on 13 May and the final publication is now available - be sure to take a look!
Conference of StadtManufaktur Berlin with Karlsruhe Transformation Centre (KIT) and Wuppertal Institute (WI). With this event, we would like to take up current discourses on reallaboratory work, exchange ideas and develop them further.
News from our My Co-Place #Circular Economy reallab: Vera Meyer and Sven Pfeiffer discuss mushrooms as building materials and related futures.
Experiment by the EXPERI reallaboratory: A new city square will be created at Klausener Platz in Charlottenburg from the end of September to 1 November 2020.
We are participating in the CityLab Berlin Summer School, which will take place from 16 to 29 September 2020. There will be exciting formats to participate in - be there!
The Blue-Green Infrastructures (BGI) reallaboratory invites you to jointly inaugurate their freshly built Shower Tower 61, which is powered by shower water, on 07.07.2020.
Part of our discussion and work is the topic of infrastructure. What infrastructures does the city need? How does infrastructure change with regard to the climate resilient, the edible, the circular city? One of the first projects presented is our POP Farm - a prototype of ultra-local food production in the city. Visit us, see and taste for yourself!