Infrastructures of Urban Practice – Expedition
Unfortunately, the bus is not well accessible for people with limited mobility.
Discussion:
The Adlerhalle is accessible at ground level. The flooring varies, but for the most part there is a smooth ground level floor. To get to the Adlerhalle you have to walk short distances over cobblestones!
To the starting point at the Fluss Bad Garten is the nearest public transport: U Museumsinsel, U Spittelmarkt (each about 650 m walking distance). Immediately nearby are also paid parking spaces.
Discussion:
From the stop Mehringdamm it is about 200 m to the Adlerhalle. The path to the Eagle Hall runs between the container of the drop-in center from the city hall block and the LPG market.
The event will be held in German only.
Discussion:
The event will be held in German only.
There are accessible restrooms at each of the locations served, but no restroom on the bus.
Discussion:
Gender-neutral and de-gendered restrooms are available.
Above all, stimuli caused by road traffic are to be assumed. During the bus rides, additional speech is provided through microphones.
Discussion:
There are construction sites next to the Adlerhalle. There may be noise pollution. The hall is very large and can accommodate many people.
Non-alcoholic beverages will be provided.
Discussion:
Non-alcoholic beverages will be provided.
The program is not suitable for children. Unfortunately, there is no childcare.
Discussion:
The program is not suitable for children, no childcare will be provided. Storage facilities for strollers and retreats e.g. for breastfeeding can be provided.
Yes, recognizable by green high-visibility vests.
Discussion:
Yes, recognizable by green high-visibility vests.
We wish to treat each other with consideration and solidarity. All information about the awareness concept can be found here https://www.urbanepraxis.berlin/awareness/
You can reach our awareness team of the practice week at the operating times under: +49 157 53 55 41 96 and on site at Mehringpl
Together we will visit three Urban Practice locations in Berlin: the Flussbad in Berlin-Mitte, PLATZ*DA! In Berlin-Lichtenberg & the Stadtwerkstatt am Rathausblock – and exchange ideas about potential synergies and the future of urban practice. For and with politicians and representatives from the Senate and district administrations from the fields of urban development, culture, environment, education, youth and social affairs, as well as urban practitioners and interested parties.
Procedure:
10:45 Arrival
Meeting place: Fluss Bad Garten, Sperlingsgasse 1 corner, Friedrichsgracht, 10178 Berlin
11:00 – 11:30 Fluss Bad Garten, Sperlingsgasse 1 Corner, Friedrichsgracht, 10178 Berlin
11:30 – 12:00 Ride with DETOURS
12:00 – 12:45 PLATZ*DA, Zobtener Str. 70, 10317 Berlin
12:45 – 13:30 Ride with DETOURS
13:30 – 13:45 Spätifunk Berlin at AktionsContainer of AnlaufStelle, Mehringdamm 20, 10961 Berlin
13:45 – 14:00 Stadtwerkstatt Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg / Adlerhalle, Mehringdamm 20, 10961 Berlin
14:00 – 15:00 Lunchbreak with Lunch snack
15:00 – 17:00 Discussion “Infrastructure of Urban Practice”
(With digital inputs from Institut for X, Aller.Land Programm and Broedplaats Amsterdam and a following discussion on working tables)
The bus trips will be accompanied, as last year, by Detours (that are Guerilla Architects, Berit Fischer, Leon Klaßen) and invite this year to the somewhat different travel company “Make Kins not Owners”. Detours is a performative art series that uses mental detours to make existing knowledge experienceable from a different perspective.
Registration for the bus trip: office@urbanepraxis.berlin.
This will be followed by a public discussion in the Adlerhalle / Stadtwerkstatt in the City Hall block, where we will reflect on what we have seen and incorporate it into discussions at work tables about sustainable infrastructures of urban practice.
Organization / Initiative:
Urbane Praxis e.V. and DETOURS