TULIUM is a joint project of TU Berlin and the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district aimed at linking the university and the city in terms of content and programming, and opening up the campus more to the surrounding urban space.

Through “paths of knowledge,” visitors can explore the campus independently, both physically and digitally. Collections, monuments, buildings, and current research topics become tangible and accessible. Here, dialogue between science, art, and society can take place. TULIUM is an innovative communication and exhibition space, a venue for diverse forms of exchange. Based on an integrative exhibition concept, opportunities for dialogue are created—on the one hand through the objects in the TU Berlin’s Mineralogical Collection and, on the other, through curated, thematically rotating installations, performances, and events.

The vision is to transform the campus into an openly accessible venue for experiential learning and teaching, and to make it a place that interested visitors of all ages—including city travelers, educational travelers, science tourists, and the TU and UdK communities—can experience in the future. Climate protection and climate adaptation are made possible through extensive green roofing and intensive rainwater management as part of the strategic project ClimateHOOD_CampusPARK Charlottenburg. The new building on the TU Berlin campus also serves as a living laboratory for planning and construction within planetary boundaries and embodies a circular building concept that closes material loops and almost entirely avoids (construction) waste. Learn more about the development, design, and prospects of TULIUM on the Science & Society Office website!

Construction of the project, funded by GRW, is scheduled for completion in 2026/2027.

Thematic Categories:
#Art#Culture#Science#Mineralogy Collection#Science Gallery#Participation

Geographic Categories:
#Campus#Neighborhood

Contact:

Science & Society Office, Project Director Dr. Audrey Podann

Visit the TULIUM website

Interdisciplinary learning conference in February 2020 as part of the “Pavilion and Knowledge Paths” project in design studios at the Habitat Unit and the Natural Building Lab at the Institute of Architecture at TU Berlin; Photo: ©Natural Building Lab