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Inhabitable public spaces
Berlin faces the great challenge of meeting a complex diversity of individual needs as well as the collective ecological challenges of climate change in the future. In a growing metropolis, open spaces with social and ecological functions are an elementary component for a lively and liveable city.
As a public welfare-oriented, state-owned company, Grün Berlin has been developing, building and operating liveable public spaces for Berliners and guests of the city for 25 years. From the ideas that we develop together with the people for our city to their implementation, we shape a Berlin that does justice to a wide range of interests and social, economic and ecological requirements.
© Thomas Rosenthal
Platz der Luftbrücke
In order to meet the diverse challenges of a growing city and to unite the different demands on urban open spaces, Platz der Luftbrücke will be redesigned in the coming years into a livable place to stay with a showcase character in sustainable urban development - for and with the residents and Berliners.
© Konstantin Börner
Park am Gleisdreieck
The Park am Gleisdreieck is an urban open space in the countryside with a variety of uses. Skaters and joggers, walkers and beach volleyball players, picnickers and sports fans, nature explorers and technology enthusiasts make the former railroad site a hotspot between Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg and Tempelhof-Schöneberg.