Projects

Public buildings

A walk through Berlin is always a stroll through the centuries, the traces of the city's history are still omnipresent today. To ensure that this remains the case in the future, we build, modernise, maintain and preserve a large number of historically, politically and culturally significant public buildings in the capital. As a reliable partner to Berlin, we conscientiously take on the task of preserving monuments and cultural assets with an awareness of history. We develop and operate places of remembrance such as the Berlin Wall trail Berliner Mauerweg and create new, architecturally significant public buildings, such as the extension of the Berlin Wall Memorial with the open-air exhibition, special event venues with studio uses such as the 4000 square metre Lokhalle in the Natur Park Südgelände, the Eierhäuschen or the Werkhalle in Spreepark, contact points for educational offers such as the environmental education centres in Kienbergpark or Britzer Garten, excursion restaurants and viewing structures such as the Wolkenhain in KIenbergpark or visitor centres that enrich Berlin for residents and guests with new impressions and experiences.

 

Visualisierung der sanierten Lokhalle im Natur Park Südgelände mit einem Holzanbau für Ateliers
© bloomimages
Lokhalle (Locomotive hall)
Der Wolkenhain im Kienbergpark.
© Thomas Uhlemann
Wolkenhain
Das Besucherzentrum der Gärten der Welt vom Blumberger Damm aus gesehen
© Thomas Uhlemann
Visitor Centre Gärten der Welt
Die historische Britzer Mühle im Britzer Garten
© Tonio de Lamor
Britzer Mühle
Das Umweltbildungszentrum im Kienbergpark mit seiner Holzfassade
© Konstantin Börner
Environmental Education Center Kienbergpark
Außenansicht des Umweltbildungszentrums im Britzer Garten mit seinen quer verstellten Holzstreben als Umschalung
© Dominik Butzmann
Environmental Education Center Britzer Garten

More public buildings

Name Description Responsibilities Grün Berlin
T4 memorial and information site Since 2014, the T4 memorial and information centre in the northern area of the Kulturforum has commemorated the victims of the National Socialist euthanasia murders Project development & project and construction management (Grün Berlin Stiftung), facility and property management (Grün Berlin GmbH)

Soviet memorial in Treptow

 

The main element of the largest Soviet memorial in Berlin is the mausoleum with a 70-tonne, 11.6-metre-high bronze statue of a Soviet soldier. Facility and property management (Grün Berlin GmbH)

Soviet memorial in Schönholz

The centrepiece of Berlin's newest Soviet memorial is a 33.5-metre-high obelisk made of light grey syenite. The main monument is a statue of the Russian "Mother Homeland" mourning her fallen son. Facility and property management (Grün Berlin GmbH)

Soviet memorial in Tiergarten

Berlin's oldest Soviet memorial is located not far from the Brandenburg Gate in the centre of the capital. Two Soviet T 34 tanks stand in front of the main entrance - representing the vehicles that were the first to reach the city during the march on Berlin in 1945. Facility and property management (Grün Berlin GmbH)