A place for exchange and experimentation: Under the title “Treffpunkt Bauwende,” the site of the Federal Foundation Bauakademie will be used as a space for experimental projects and public exchange until construction on the building begins—a place where the themes of the Bauwende can be experienced firsthand in Berlin-Mitte. TU Berlin is presenting two interventions and is participating in the discussion program.
With its ClimateHOOD project, the Technical University of Berlin is among the 25 nominees for the Community Award of the “Blauer Kompass” Federal Prize. Now it’s time for the public to show its support: From June 16 to June 23, 2026, you can vote for ClimateHOOD in the online poll.
The Charlottenburg Campus is a real-world laboratory for climate protection and climate adaptation. Thanks to EU funding, the existing buildings on the TU campus can now be developed according to the “sponge city” principle and become a venue for research and teaching in a real-world laboratory setting. At the Hydraulics Hall (Building W—Hydraulics and Water Management), solar energy will be utilized in the future; various structural modules will be installed for climate-effective and productive greening of the facade, and the facility will be managed using rainwater collected from the roof. We welcome expert collaboration!
StadtManufaktur Berlin is actively involved in the Alliance for Water-Conscious Urban Development, initiated and coordinated by the DWA—German Association for Water, Wastewater, and Waste. The cross-institutional demand in the joint position paper states: “Climate adaptation must be enshrined in the Basic Law as a joint task under Article 91a...
In cooperation with kubus—the TU Berlin Science Shop, the Berlin Chamber of Architects, and other partners, StadtManufaktur Berlin invites you on September 11 and 12, 2024, to discuss topics related to urban nutrient and sanitation management and to exchange ideas on best practices and design approaches for the urban water cycle. Titled “Recycling Resources, Conserving Water, Eliminating Pollutants,” the event is aimed at a broad audience of experts. Join us!
Parks, allotment gardens, and community gardens are essential for sustainable urban development, but they compete with other land uses for scarce space. How can their potential for climate resilience and quality of life be harnessed even more effectively? To highlight and strengthen these benefits, we cordially invite you to join a discussion with experts from academia, government, politics, and civil society.
We invite you to the 1st REALLAB OPEN HOUSE DAY on October 10, 2024, in Berlin! In the context of local, sustainable transformation, this event aims to bring to life the challenges, experiences, and successes of real-world lab work, transdisciplinary and participatory research, technology, and innovation in real-world labs in Berlin. Join us—submissions are open until September 27!
Urban agriculture in the heart of the city – highly productive, resource-efficient, and collaborative
Urban agriculture right in the heart of the city—highly productive, resource-efficient, and collaborative.
The Neighborhood Lab in ClimateHOOD. Learn more about climate adaptation together with ClimateTOOL.