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Stadtteilarbeit Im Bezirk Mitte
Stadtteilarbeit im Bezirk Mitte In unseren Nachbarschaftstreffpunkten finden Sie viele ver- Stadtteilzentrum schiedene Angebote für Jung und Alt. Hier treffen sich Nach- barinnen und Nachbarn in Kursen oder Gruppen, zu kultu- Selbsthilfe Kontaktstelle rellen Veranstaltungen, um ihre Ideen für die Nachbarschaft Nachbarschaftstreff umzusetzen, um sich beraten zu lassen oder um Räume für Familienzentrum eigene Projekte und Festivitäten anzumieten. Mehrgenerationenhaus Osloer mit Rollstuhl zugänglich Alexanderplatz Straße WC rollstuhlgerechtes WC 19 1 Begegnungsstätte Die unterschiedlichen Spandauer Straße 21 Begrifflichkeiten der Bezirksamt Mitte von Berlin 18 Nachbarschaftseinrichtungen Spandauer Str. 2 | 10178 Berlin Parkviertel liegen an den jeweiligen Tel. 242 55 66 Förderprogrammen. 22 25 17 www.berlin.de/ba-mitte WC 20 2 Kieztreff Koepjohann Wedding Koepjohann’sche Stiftung Zentrum Große Hamburger Str. 29 10115 Berlin | Tel. 30 34 53 04 4 www.koepjohann.de WC Brunnenstraße Nord 3 KREATIVHAUS Stadtteilkoordination 26 5 8 KREATIVHAUS e.V. | Fischerinsel 3 | 10179 Berlin 7 6 Tel. 238 09 13 | www.kreativhaus-tpz.de WC Brunnenstraße Nord Moabit West 10 4 Begegnungsstätte im Kiez Brunnenstraße Jahresringe Gesellschaft für Arbeit | 15 Süd und Bildung e.V. Stralsunder Str. 6 16 13355 Berlin | Tel. 464 50 36 13 www.jahresringe-ev.de/ Moabit Ost 9 begegnungsstatten.html WC 14 2 5 Begegnungsstätte Haus Bottrop 12 Alexanderplatz Selbst-Hilfe im Vor-Ruhestand e.V. Schönwalder Str. 4 | 13347 Berlin Tel. 493 36 77 | www.sh-vor-ruhestand.de WC 1 6 Familienzentrum Wattstraße Pfefferwerk Stadtkultur gGmbH | Wattstr. 16 11 | | 13355 Berlin Tel. 32 51 36 55 www.pfefferwerk.de Regierungs- WC viertel 3 7 Kiezzentrum Humboldthain Tiergarten Süd DRK-Kreisverband Wedding / Prenzlauer Berg e. -
Renaming Streets, Inverting Perspectives: Acts of Postcolonial Memory Citizenship in Berlin
Focus on German Studies 20 41 Renaming Streets, Inverting Perspectives: Acts Of Postcolonial Memory Citizenship In Berlin Jenny Engler Humbolt University of Berlin n October 2004, the local assemblyman Christoph Ziermann proposed a motion to rename “Mohrenstraße” (Blackamoor Street) in the city center of Berlin (BVV- Mitte, “Drucksache 1507/II”) and thereby set in train a debate about how to deal Iwith the colonial past of Germany and the material and semantic marks of this past, present in public space. The proposal was discussed heatedly in the media, within the local assembly, in public meetings, in university departments, by historians and linguists, by postcolonial and anti-racist activists, by developmental non-profit organizations, by local politicians, and also by a newly founded citizens’ initiative, garnering much atten- tion. After much attention was given to “Mohrenstraße,” the issue of renaming, finally came to include the so-called African quarter in the north of Berlin, where several streets named after former colonial regions and, most notably, after colonial actors are located. The proposal to rename “Mohrenstraße” was refused by the local assembly. Nev- ertheless, the assembly passed a resolution that encourages the “critical examination of German colonialism in public streets” (BVV-Mitte, “Drucksache 1711/II”) and, ultimately, decided to set up an information board in the so-called African quarter in order to contextualize the street names (BVV-Mitte, “Drucksache 2112/III”). How- ever, the discussion of what the “critical -
Ecke Müllerstraße Zeitung Für Das »Aktive Zentrum« Und Sanierungsgebiet Müllerstraße
nr. 3 – juli/august 2019 ecke müllerstraße Zeitung für das »Aktive Zentrum« und Sanierungsgebiet Müllerstraße. Erscheint sechsmal im Jahr kostenlos. Herausgeber: Bezirksamt Mitte von Berlin, Stadtentwicklungsamt, Fachbereich Stadtplanung Ch. Eckelt Eröffnung des neu gestalteten Max-Josef-Metzger-Platzes: Seiten 4/5 2 ——ECKE MÜLLERSTRASSE ECKE MÜLLERSTRASSE—— 3 IHR KIEZMOMENT Kopf steinpflaster der Ostender Straße oder den viel zu en- — — — ————————————————————— gen Radweg der verkehrsreichen Luxemburger Straße um- INHALT Alkoholkonsum und gehen. Im Verkehrskonzept für den Brüsseler Kiez, das im Jahr 2017 unter reger Bürgerbeteiligung erarbeitet wurde, Seite 3 Platzordnung für den Platz am Elise-und- wird sogar vorgeschlagen, auf dem Elise-und-Otto-Ham- Otto-Hampel-Weg Fahrradfahren verboten pel-Weg eine bezirkliche Radroute einzurichten. Man darf Seiten 4/5 Beweg dich Max! Der neue Max- Bezirksamt beschließt »Platzordnung also getrost erwarten, dass kaum ein Fahrradfahrer sich an Josef-Metzger Platz die Platzordnung halten wird: Die wird dann auch in ihren Müllerstraße 147, 149« anderen Inhalten obsolet. cs Seite 6 AG Verkehr des Runden Tisches Sprengel- kiez fordert Verkehrsberuhigung Seite 7 »Gott wohnt im Wedding« – eine Buch- ———————————————— DOKUMENTATION rezension Ch. Eckelt Seiten 8/9 Bürgerbefragung zum künftigen Weddingplatz Platzordnung Seite 10 Neues zu himmelbeet und Maxplatz Aus dem Bezirk Mitte: Müllerstraße 147, 149 • Seite 11 Überfülltes Bürgeramt Wir möchten, dass sich alle unsere Besucher/innen auf dem • Seite 12 Wie wird die Pflege der Grünanlagen Platz sicher und wohlfühlen. Um allen Besucher/innen den finanziert? Aufenthalt auf dem Platz so angenehm wie möglich zu gestal- • Seite 13 Neuer Drogenkonsumraum? ten, wurde diese Platzordnung erlassen. • Seite 14 Bezirksnachrichten § 1 Geltungsbereich Dieses Foto »Goethepark links hinein Schotterwege« schickte unser Seite 15 Gebietsplan und Adressen Diese Platzordnung findet Anwendung auf allen öffentlich Leser Rolff Zlatar. -
Grobcheck Stadtumbau Mierendorff-INSEL Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, Berlin
Bezirksamt Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf von Berlin Grobcheck Stadtumbau Mierendorff-INSEL Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, Berlin Stand: April 2017 Grobcheck zum Stadtumbau Mierendorff-INSEL 2 Grobcheck zum Stadtumbau Mierendorff-INSEL Impressum Auftraggeber: Bezirksamt Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf von Berlin Bezirksbürgermeister Sozialraumorientierte Planungskoordination Otto-Suhr-Allee 100 10585 Berlin Peter Ottenberg, [email protected] weiterer Kontakt: Stadtentwicklungsamt Otto-Suhr-Allee 100 10585 Berlin Patricia Spengler [email protected] Auftragnehmer: Jahn, Mack & Partner architektur und stadtplanung Alt-Moabit 73 10555 Berlin Bearbeitung: Susanne Jahn Nadine Fehlert Julia Theuer Stand: 31.03.2017 Sofern nicht anders angegeben stammen die Fotos/ Abbildungen/ Pläne von Jahn, Mack und Partner 3 Grobcheck zum Stadtumbau Mierendorff-INSEL 4 Grobcheck zum Stadtumbau Mierendorff-INSEL Inhaltsverzeichnis: 1 Ausgangssituation und Anlass ............................................................................................... 7 2 Charakteristik des Stadtteils .................................................................................................. 8 2.1 Bevölkerungs- und Sozialstruktur ............................................................................................... 8 2.2 Vorschulische, schulische und universitäre Bildung und Sport ................................................ 11 2.3 Jugend, Soziales, Kultur und Gemeinwesen ............................................................................ -
D.C. General and Berlin's Moabit: a Tale of Two Hospitals
Click here for Full Issue of EIR Volume 28, Number 22, June 8, 2001 D.C. General and Berlin’s Moabit: A Tale of Two Hospitals by Alexander Hartmann Sometimes, similarities between political events, proceeding the Capitol and Union Station. Right around D.C. General, at two distant locations, at the same time, can be astonishing— there are public parks along the river. so much so, that one is tempted to assume that the same brains Well, a private cabal, the Federal City Council (no relation were responsible for these events, even if that cannot readily to the elected City Council), headed by Washington Post be documented. Or, is it rather that those responsible are owner Katharine Meyer Graham, thinks it were nice to have “gleichgeschaltet” in their way of thinking; that is, basing a marina at these parks, especially if the marina could be judgments on the same criteria, and, therefore, coming to the surrounded by posh high-rise apartment buildings, which same results and decisions? In the following, I will present a would create huge profits for real estate speculators, and at- shocking example of such cases, and leave it to our readers, tract wealthy—tax-paying—citizens for the city. There is to draw any conclusions. only one problem with the idea: In order to pull it off, the This is the case of two national capitals and of two hospi- black folks have to leave. There is even a terminus technicus tals within these capitals: Washington is the capital of the for this urban renewal policy: It is “Negro removal.” An obvi- presently most powerful nation of the world, the United ously racist policy, but that does not deter those pushing it; States. -
Berlin Accommodation Guide 2021 Entry Below Are Some of Our Top Bar, Café and Restaurant Metfilm School Recommendations! Berlin Bars • Mein Haus Am See, Torstr
Berlin Accommodation Guide 2021 Entry Below are some of our top Bar, Café and Restaurant MetFilm School recommendations! Berlin Bars • Mein Haus Am See, Torstr. 125, 10119 Berlin Accommodation (Chill out atmosphere with weekly concerts) • Klunkerkranich, Karl-Marx-Straße 66, 12043 Berlin (Bar on top of a shopping mall, ideal for a late afternoon Guide cocktail while enjoying the sunset over Berlin skyline) • Das Gift, 119 Donaustraße, 12043 Berlin (Bar with Scottish pub food and weekly quizzes) Choosing where to live while studying is • Villa Neukölln, Hermannstraße 233, 12049 Berlin (Weekly salsa/swing dances in the back ballroom also a big decision and it’s important to take film screenings and events) the time to find out what’s available and Cafés what would best suit your needs. MetFilm • NeMyxa Café Berlin, Lenau Str. 22, 12047 Berlin School Berlin does not offer its own • Roamers , Pannierstraße 64, 12043 Berlin student accommodation; however, Berlin • Five Elephant, Reichenberger Str. 101, 10999 Berlin Restaurants offers a variety of accommodation options • Masaniello – Italian, Hasenheide 20, 10967 Berlin to suit all budgets. Whatever you are • Hamy Café – Vietnamese, Hasenheide 10, 10967 Berlin looking for, our Accommodation Services • Kotti Dang – Vietnamese, Kottbusser Damm 73, 10967 Berlin team is on hand to help you find a great • Villa Rixdorf – German, Richardplatz 6, 12055 Berlin place to live.A Great Place to Live Open Air Cinemas • Freiluftkino Hasenheide A Great Place to Live • Freiluftkino Kreuzberg • Freiluftkino Friedrichshain One of the most inexpensive capital cities in Europe, Berlin is now booming, in more ways than one. It has officially Cinema become one of Europe’s most visited cities. -
A Case Study for Student Residents in Berlin
A Service of Leibniz-Informationszentrum econstor Wirtschaft Leibniz Information Centre Make Your Publications Visible. zbw for Economics Groß, Marcus; Rendtel, Ulrich; Schmid, Timo; Tzavidis, Nikos Working Paper Switching between different area systems via simulated geocoordinates: A case study for student residents in Berlin Diskussionsbeiträge, No. 2018/2 Provided in Cooperation with: Free University Berlin, School of Business & Economics Suggested Citation: Groß, Marcus; Rendtel, Ulrich; Schmid, Timo; Tzavidis, Nikos (2018) : Switching between different area systems via simulated geocoordinates: A case study for student residents in Berlin, Diskussionsbeiträge, No. 2018/2, Freie Universität Berlin, Fachbereich Wirtschaftswissenschaft, Berlin This Version is available at: http://hdl.handle.net/10419/175073 Standard-Nutzungsbedingungen: Terms of use: Die Dokumente auf EconStor dürfen zu eigenen wissenschaftlichen Documents in EconStor may be saved and copied for your Zwecken und zum Privatgebrauch gespeichert und kopiert werden. personal and scholarly purposes. Sie dürfen die Dokumente nicht für öffentliche oder kommerzielle You are not to copy documents for public or commercial Zwecke vervielfältigen, öffentlich ausstellen, öffentlich zugänglich purposes, to exhibit the documents publicly, to make them machen, vertreiben oder anderweitig nutzen. publicly available on the internet, or to distribute or otherwise use the documents in public. Sofern die Verfasser die Dokumente unter Open-Content-Lizenzen (insbesondere CC-Lizenzen) zur -
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Hobbs, Mark (2010) Visual representations of working-class Berlin, 1924–1930. PhD thesis. http://theses.gla.ac.uk/2182/ Copyright and moral rights for this thesis are retained by the author A copy can be downloaded for personal non-commercial research or study, without prior permission or charge This thesis cannot be reproduced or quoted extensively from without first obtaining permission in writing from the Author The content must not be changed in any way or sold commercially in any format or medium without the formal permission of the Author When referring to this work, full bibliographic details including the author, title, awarding institution and date of the thesis must be given Glasgow Theses Service http://theses.gla.ac.uk/ [email protected] Visual representations of working-class Berlin, 1924–1930 Mark Hobbs BA (Hons), MA Submitted in fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of PhD Department of History of Art Faculty of Arts University of Glasgow February 2010 Abstract This thesis examines the urban topography of Berlin’s working-class districts, as seen in the art, architecture and other images produced in the city between 1924 and 1930. During the 1920s, Berlin flourished as centre of modern culture. Yet this flourishing did not exist exclusively amongst the intellectual elites that occupied the city centre and affluent western suburbs. It also extended into the proletarian districts to the north and east of the city. Within these areas existed a complex urban landscape that was rich with cultural tradition and artistic expression. This thesis seeks to redress the bias towards the centre of Berlin and its recognised cultural currents, by exploring the art and architecture found in the city’s working-class districts. -
Unternehmensnetzwerk Moabit E.V. Mitglieder Von a Bis Z
Unternehmensnetzwerk Moabit e.V. Mitglieder von A bis Z Im Industrie- und Gewerbegebiet Moabit West hat sich das Unternehmensnetzwerk Moabit e.V. 2009 ABION Spreebogen Waterside Hotel gegründet. Eines seiner Merkmale ist die heterogene Zusammensetzung der Mitgliedschaften, Hier ver- AGORAphil GmbH netzt sich ein Weltkonzern genauso wie das Kleinun- Appateat – Berat A. Ergün ternehmen, das Unternehmen der Industrie, des Handwerks und der Dienstleistungen. Autohaus Koch GmbH Das Unternehmensnetzwerk vertritt die Standortinte- Berliner Athletik Klub 07 e.V. ressen der Moabiter Unternehmen und setzt sich für 4beimir. Ambulante Pflege die Weiterentwicklung der Standortbedingungen brigitte windt consulting ein. Das Netzwerk engagiert sich kulturell und gesell- schaftlich in seinem Umfeld. Insbesondere arbeitet denk-stein:net Germany Ltd & Co. KG das Netzwerk an der Weiterentwicklung des Stadtteilentwicklungskonzepts Green Moabit und an Design das Wissen schafft / Gunda Wichmann-Zahn der Vernetzung von Verwaltung und Initiativen im Bezirk zur Stärkung sozialer, unternehmerischer und arbeitsmarktpolitischer Belange. Dr. Liewehr Consulting GmbH Dabei kooperiert das Unternehmensnetzwerk mit dem Bezirksamt Enterprise Bau Technik Umwelt GmbH Mitte und verschiedenen Senatsverwaltungen in den Ressorts Wirt- Ereignis Coaching – Claudia Schulz schaft, Stadtentwicklung und Umwelt. Ferner besteht eine enge Zu- sammenarbeit mit der IHK Berlin, Berlin Partner für Wirtschaft und Getränke Hoffmann – Filiale Moabit A. Carsten UG Technologie, der eMO und verschiedenen -
Report to the German Government on the Visit to Germany Carried out By
CPT/Inf (97) 9 [Part 1] Report to the German Government on the visit to Germany carried out by the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CPT) from 14 to 26 April 1996 The German authorities have agreed to the publication of the CPT's report on its visit to Germany, together with the interim report of the German Government in response. Strasbourg, 17 July 1997 - 2 - TABLE OF CONTENTS Page COPY OF THE LETTER TRANSMITTING THE CPT'S REPORT .........................................4 I. INTRODUCTION.....................................................................................................................5 A. Dates of the visit and composition of the delegation ..............................................................5 B. Establishments visited...............................................................................................................6 C. Consultations held by the delegation.......................................................................................6 D. Co-operation encountered during the visit.............................................................................7 II. FACTS FOUND DURING THE VISIT AND ACTION PROPOSED ................................8 A. Police establishments ................................................................................................................8 1. Introduction .......................................................................................................................8 2. Torture -
The Spatial Pattern of Gentrification in Berlin
Julia Siemer and Keir Matthews-Hunter The spatial pattern of gentrification in Berlin The spatial pattern of gentrification in Berlin Julia Siemer Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, University of Regina Keir Matthews-Hunter Department of Geography and Planning, University of Toronto In recent years, gentrification has become central to political debates, media reports, and everyday conversations on urban de- velopment in Berlin, Germany. More or less all inner city districts fit some rubric of gentrification discussed in the international literature. However, as a result of Berlin’s unique history as a divided city, the process has developed at times and in patterns that are markedly different from other global cities. The article briefly outlines the urban agendas and renewal efforts of East and West Berlin during the years of division. It proceeds to document the political, economic, and cultural factors underlying the development of Berlin’s place and history specific development of gentrification in the reunified city since 1990. Keywords: Gentrification, spatial pattern, Berlin, Germany Introduction temporal pattern of gentrification, this article traces the spatial development of gentrification in Berlin back to the city’s place- At first sight, Berlin appears to be a showcase for the various specific history of urban planning strategies. It begins with an forms of gentrification discussed in international literature outline of the political climates and urban renewal efforts of East (Holm 2013, 186). In different districts, examples of ‘new- and West Berlin during the Cold War forming the backdrop for build gentrification’ (Davidson and Lees 2010; Marquardt et al. gentrification in the city. -
Mitte, and Moved Into Our Offices There
www.livingbauhaus.de www.livingbauhaus.de WE LOVE BERLIN Living Bauhaus supports the following projects: • Sponsoring member of the Deutsche Filmakademie e. V. • Sponsoring member of the Staatsoper Unter den Linden • Sponsorship of the Leinemann-Stiftung • Sponsorship of the Plakat OST foundation • Sponsorship of the Living Bauhaus Kunststiftung Hamburg • Sponsorship of STAR HAIR GmbH Maik Uwe Hinkel with Klaus Wowereit at the topping out ceremony of the Living Bauhaus “Oxford-Residenz” project on 22 June 2006 Dear Sir/Madam, dear Living Bauhaus friends, For over twenty years now, our company has been developing residential properties in Brandenburg and in the centre of Berlin. The Arkonaplatz, the Rheinsberger Straße, the Schröderstraße, and the Schlegelstraße are some of the locations we have been involved in redeveloping. At the beginning of 2007, we completed the “Oxford-Residenz”, an ideally situated property in the Kleine Jägerstraße 11 in Berlin-Mitte, and moved into our offices there. In 2009, we finalised our “Kastaniengärten” project in Prenzlauer Berg with 41 apartments, town apartments, and loft apartments, as well as two commercial units. We have nearly completed our two most current projects: ten exclusive apartments and two generously proportioned commercial units have been developed in the “Meisterhaus” at Hausvogteiplatz 14. In the Scheunenviertel, we have nearly completed the construction of the “Prado Residenz” as well as the front section and garden house of the “Sophie-Charlotte” and “living” houses at Linienstraße 216 – 217. Both projects have been fully sold, and the preparations for our new projects are in process. We can already reveal that things are going to get exciting in the Markgrafenstraße, Bismarckallee, and other projects in and around Berlin.