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1294: 1235: 3062:. The group sees itself as a lobbyist for those who want the Spree riverfront to be a green space and a cultural space with varied uses. Their principal demands call for a minimum distance of 50 m (160 ft) for all new buildings, the adherence to Berlin's building height of 22 m (72 ft), and a pedestrian/cyclist bridge rather than a street bridge. Furthermore, existing buildings should be integrated to an open-space concept and supplemented by pavilions for public use. The remaining land available for construction should be parceled out in such a way as to not only reduce the number of large property investors, but also to facilitate the engagement of other users—especially non-commercial, cultural initiatives. The initiative group also accuses the district of privatizing public property. 1377: 1077: 2421:(today the May-Ayim-Riverside) as well as the catacombs connected to it were both refurbished and renovated as historical monuments between January 2007 and December 2009. A culinary or cultural use such as an exhibition-space is planned after the completion of the renovation work. Landings for water-taxis and ferries are planned for the publicly accessible piers. Also, the significance of the Quay Landing as a memorial site for victims of the Berlin Wall will be highlighted with an information board. An artistically designed signal mast will at the center of the facility the lighthouse that used to stand there before being destroyed during the Second World War. The project will be implemented within the scope of the urban renewal funding program 1793: 1878: 2499: 698: 1450: 1016: 959: 2013:.) The project involves three long, L-shaped building sections, which can also be built and sold separately. The street-facing façade would be built out of stone, while the river-facing one would be glasswork. The construction will leave a 10-metre-wide (33 ft) strip against the river for a planned riverfront footpath, which would nonetheless be covered by an overhang from the upper floors. The wood-plank rooftop terrace and the wooden pier in front of the offices is intended to recall a boat-deck, while an elevated 2645:, situated on the opposite bank of the Spree, and it is currently having an extensive inventory and detailed planning carried out. The already-concrete 2005 demolition plans of the architect Ivan Reimann, which proposed a new glass building, seems to be off the table. A citizen's initiative has been established for the preservation of the ice factory. It is not yet clear when the restoration of the ice factory will commence. It is certain, though, that future usage will be based in the creative industries. 3116: 1629: 2095: 1681:(South-West Warehouse). One can find the complex, which is listed as a historical monument, at Pfuelstraße 5, directly on the river Spree. From the end of the 1990s to the beginning of the 2000s, the buildings were thoroughly refurbished and repaired. They are primarily offices and business lofts as well as music spaces and artists' workshops, in which record labels and modern service enterprises have taken up residence. The building complex is owned and operated by the Berlin-based 2081:("Spree-Windows"). The land-use plan stipulates building blocks with heights of 26 m (85 ft) and 37 m (121 ft); however, two skyscraper buildings at 118 m (387 ft) and 96 m (315 ft) are also included. The citizens' initiative "Mediaspree versenken" has criticized the project especially for the dimensions of the structures, the resulting shadows cast on the area as well as the tiny residential section (16.6% of the total floor space). 2598: 2546: 210: 34: 2590: 3028: 1117: 2905:", whereby the property association "Mediaspree" understands itself first and foremost as a point of contact for projects and investors and shows hardly any interest in the opinion of residents, while the necessary infrastructure for the Mediaspree, such as streets, bridges, and lighting, are financed by public funds. This refers to things such as the subsidies in the millions of Euros, with which newly arrived businesses such as 1749:(Royal Prussian Commissariat). From 1888 to 1893 the facility was expanded with five additional buildings, which—excepting one mill—still stand today and are listed as historical sites. The representative façade of the Army Bakery is six storeys high and consists of fairfaced, yellow brickwork. Inside, there are cast-iron supports and prussian barrel-vaults. The renovated floorspace amounts to 9,300m² (100,104sq.ft.). 770: 1725:), which is a form of heritage protection for a collection of structures based on how they fit together (rather than their individual architectural styles, for example). The whole factory site was comprehensively renovated, modernized and expanded between from 2004 to 2005. The factory halls were converted into lofts and penthouses and their balconies were widened. The rental units are managed and rented out by 2981: 1833:(DAZ, German Architecture Center), an initiative of the BDA. It was developed in 2005 and has since put on events such as exhibitions, congresses, conventions, conferences, workshops and lectures in two halls and three seminar rooms. Furthermore, since 2009, a call has been put out for concrete ideas on how to make new use of the surrounding premises, where currently the restaurant-club and venue space 1738: 1269:). The building has a square layout with an edge-length of approximately 40 m (130 ft) and a height of approximately 19 m (62 ft). The building houses offices for 300 employees, archival and technical areas, common areas and an in-house daycare center. The clay brick façade of the new building was intended to match the neighboring warehouse in both brick-shape and color. 2252: 858: 942:(see below). BSR moved into a cluster of buildings on Mühlenstraße 9/10 that consists of a new building and an apartment building converted into offices. The buildings, including a BSR service station located on the property, are interconnected by an enclosed walkways on two levels. Situated on the premises are also garages and parking lots for the vehicles of BSR's subsidiary 2438: 4121: 3074:, as of 2010). The entire project is perceived as an investment in the high-end sector, primarily about profitable riverfront development with a privatized view of the river Spree, while the social realm is neglected. It is feared that the planned "valorization" of the area will lead to rising rents, anti-social urban development, and cultural extinction. 2973: 2142:

planted towards the river. They will stand along the stretch of land above the edge of the riverbank and arranged in individual blocks. A boat pier for ship traffic is to be installed in the middle of the park. In the western part of the park, a "Globe-Theater" has been planned, which could be used by the circus and theatre company

3159:(Megaspree Action Coalition), made up of residents, political groups, and cultural projects. According to data released by the organizers, approximately 8000 people took part in the protest. One year later, on 20 July 2010, approximately 5000 people came out to protest for the "Megaspree-Demonstration" against the Mediaspree, 2577:

this point on the Spree; in the 20th century, an industrialized building was erected here. Now, new office and industrial buildings are to be built here, along with residences, rental apartments and boarding houses. These are to be offered primarily to information technology, biotechnology and "high-tech" firms as well as

2409:(German office-building style) and will open out onto the Spree. Planned building use includes office-lofts, small-scale retail, and food service. The building permit for this project expired at the end of November 2008 and was extended for an additional year. Further details about current plans are not known. 2510:(Victoria Warehouse) have an area of approximately 4.2 hectares (450,000 sq ft). It is located at Köpenicker Straße 20a-29 and is bounded by the Schillingbrücke to the west, the Spree to the north, the former velvet factory to the east (see above), and Köpenicker Straße to the south. Built by 3236:

has been abandoned, and a bicycle- and footbridge will be built over the Spree, instead of the planned road bridge. This partially accommodates the central demands of the citizens' movement. In September 2008, a special committee was constituted, in which members of various factions and the citizens'

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were supported by the Berlin Senate. Furthermore, some have felt it irrational that the Senate welcomed and financed the building of O₂ World, although there was no shortage of event spaces. After the Basketball team Alba Berlin made O₂ World its new home stadium, the drop in occupancy rates at their

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office buildings—were completed in July 2004; the second building phase is currently underway at Köpenicker Straße 36–38. The building was invaded by leftists in 2016. It was still standing in December 2017. In the 19th century, wood markets and lumber yards as well as limestone sheds were located at

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Museum," among other things. Additionally, five high-rise buildings are slated for construction, measuring between 50 and 138 m (164 and 453 ft) tall; the majority of the other buildings will be approximately 28 m (92 ft) tall. Open spaces are not foreseen in the plans, apart from

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The edifice has a green concrete façade, with a striking cut-out pattern of two alternating sinus curves of differing widths in the exposed concrete. With a total of 7,000m² in surface area, the five floors offer showroom space for twelve fashion companies. On the ground floor, there is a venue space

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This association considered its mission to be: to act as a broker for the corresponding spaces and properties of the Spree-zone; to advise resident businesses as well as those interested in relocating there; to develop contacts between owners, agencies and sponsors; and to take steps toward marketing

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In the course of the re-planning, the halls could have been torn down. The Victoria Warehouse was restored in February 2009. It is now the centerpiece of a new district center, with shops and cultural establishments. It is to be inaugurated in April 2009 and made accessible by water. In addition, an

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According to data from the district authority, the implementation of the referendum would cost 164.7 million Euro in compensation to Investors. The citizens' initiative rejects this estimate as false, since the stated costs were based on the value of the entire area of the Spree riverfront affected

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is situated at Köpenicker Straße 40/41 and is one of the oldest standing factories in Germany. Artificial ice was produced here from 1896 to 1995. The approximately 11,000 m² (107,640 sq.ft.) complex consists of two courtyards with residential and industrial complexes. This also includes three

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project, but, after public protests and a successful referendum against it, the plans were retracted. The latest plans foresee a temporary "artistic footbridge." This would be constructed from simple scaffolding with wooden planks and would offer several platforms and space for rest and relaxation,

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out over the Spree. On the upper levels, there is a fitness center with rooftop access, and a restaurant with outdoor patio has been planned on the riverside. The project contradicts the approved building plans in several respects, but it is nonetheless currently underway. The opening is slated for

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on Köpenicker Straße 8/9 was refurbished in the 1990s. This heritage-protected building complex includes a factory building dating from 1860 as well as a brick building from 1927 that was used by Singer as a storehouse and branch office. Most of the renovated space has been converted to offices; at

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Victoria Mill (Schlesische Straße 38) was constructed between 1891 and 1898 and is protected as a historical monument. The original complex includes three cross-buildings; in contrast, the granary on Cuvrystraße and the factory building on Falckensteinstraße were added after World War II. The whole

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On 13 July 2008, a referendum was held against the plans for Mediaspree, which called for a 50-metre-wide (160 ft) strip of free space and the abandonment of the construction of both high-rises and the planned automobile bridge over the Spree. The required number of supporting signatures was

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The postal area includes approximately 4.2 hectares (10 acres) of land near the Ostbahnhof station, bordered by the Straße der Pariser Kommune to the west, the railway tracks to the north, Mariane-von-Rantzau-Straße to the east and Mühlenstraße to the south. At the center of the premises stands a

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project (see below). It is 154 m (505 ft) long, 65 m (213 ft) wide and 35 m (115 ft) high. The façade is composed of glass, steel, and red bricks. The main entrance on the river Spree presents a 23-metre-high (75 ft) atrium. The building is equipped with a large

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Until 1990 the building was used as a warehouse, after which it stood empty for several years. After a construction permit was issued in May 2000, it was completely refurbished until March 2001, leaving the stylistic elements of the windows, hipped roof and walls intact. Additional stairwells and

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consists of a 2.1-hectare (5-acre) public green space, which will be located between the Postal Service Area (see above) and the river Spree. The Brommysteg (see below) is to be built at the eastern edge of the park. The park is understood to be a continuation of the adjoining eastern riverfront

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Much like the East-Side-Park promenade, this park is divided into two areas. Due to historical landmark protections, the wall and central patrol strip remains preserved. The space between the wall and the Spree will be arranged primarily as an extensive lawn; 80 Japanese cherry trees are to be

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ceilings and walls have survived. Originally, in the interest of historical preservation, there were plans to cover the window panes in screened diamond shapes to continue the pattern from the brickwork and to achieve the impression of a continuous façade. Due to problems with the lighting of

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for an inhabitable Brommy Bridge at 14.5 million Euros. And in the case that the Brommybrücke is rebuilt as a footbridge, there are plans to erect an additional street-bridge for buses and streetcars about 200 m (660 ft) away, at Manteuffelstraße. The citizen's initiative

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The building's structure involves a 140-metre-long (460 ft) and 30-metre-high (98 ft) block with a 15-floor tower extending 67 m (220 ft) above. The building leaves a 10 m (33 ft) strip between itself and the Spree riverfront, and extends back to the Wall of the

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as a non-profit organization, despite it only accepting investors and property owners as members. It was the view of critics that behind the goal of ensuring long-term and ongoing development towards an effective and attractive business and cultural habitat, hid the implementation of merely

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The residential complexes on Köpenicker Straße as well as the (cold storage) warehouses at the rear of the area remain in the possession of TLG Immobilien. For the currently filed plans, there is a building permit that includes authorization for the demolition of the historical cold storage

1226:) as part of a gaslight plant and was Berlin's first high-rise building. The addition of glass construction to heighten the building occurred in 1963. From mid-1997 to mid-2000, the plant was converted into an office building and is now listed as a historical monument of engineering. 2930:

have, in the eyes of critics, already come true. They cannot understand how a 45 m (148 ft) section of the East Side Gallery was removed for O₂ World's projection screens as well as its pier for pleasure boats and water-taxis, despite protection as a historical monument.

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complex is organized into individual parts: the grain silo with cleaning and silo facilities, the mill building, the flour storehouse with a flour silo, and an apartment and business wing. Until the end of the 1960s, grain was processed and stores on the premises. The nightclub

1170:). In doing so, the original structures and their historical façades could be preserved with modern steel construction. Food and retail space was developed in five building complexes as well as over 80,000m² of office space. Approximately 70 firms have offices here, including 998:

car dealership at Stralauer Allee 44–47 arose from an investment of 10 Million Euros and opened in November 2007. New and used cars are put on display in approximately 2,800m² (30,140sq.ft.) of usable retail space. There is also a car workshop for the luxury line

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based in Frankfurt am Main, sold the premises and the building permit to a Spanish company. This company seems unlikely to carry out the office project, instead proposing a new, predominantly residential building application. Currently, the sport and cultural center

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The restructuring of wild-growing sections of the Spree is similarly coming under criticism. The now-smaller and narrower publicly accessible riverfront areas are criticized for being mostly under video surveillance. Fears of a billboard-covered parking lot at the

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From 2000 to 2002, the cold-storage warehouse was converted into an office and commercial building by the Berlin architect Reinhard Müller. It was in doing so that the originally closed façade of the building was opened on three sides and furnished with a glass

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From the point of view of the citizen's initiative, the plans for Mediaspree are squandering an historical opportunity to develop the riverfront zone as recreational space with high proportions of free space. According to them, the planned riverfront trail and

1960:, on Brückenstraße 5/6, across from the Chinese embassy. It consists of a modern office and business complex of 30,000m² (322,917sq.ft), into which mostly retail stores and medium-scale businesses have settled. Three out of the nine floors are being rented by 1051:) decided in 1992 to put the Eierkühlhaus and the neighboring granary (see below) to new use. There were plans, in 1995, to connect the two buildings into one complex and to use it as a "Business Design Center," which was nevertheless not brought to fruition. 259:, and to the south by two streets (Schlesischen Straße and Köpenicker Straße). The Spree is about 150 m (490 ft) wide along this section and the riverfront runs relatively straight. The river is cross-cut by three bridges within the Mediaspree zone: 1108:

elevators as well as an underground garage were newly constructed. Over all eight floors, approximately 18,000m² (193,750sq.ft.) of offices were created, which apparently drew great interest from renters—at present, there are no spaces available for rent.

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The building complex on Schlesische Straße 27 was built between 1926 and 197 by the Berlin Mortar Works and is partially protected as a historical monument. In 1997, the complex was expanded with new constructions. The project leader was the Berlin-based

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already reacted to the Mediaspree with the citizens' movement "Spreeufer für alle!", which accommodated the initiators through a separate proposal that was put to a vote (see above). In direct comparison, voters preferred the initiators' alternative.

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In the 19th and early 20th centuries, this area was primarily occupied by industry and trade. Many of the buildings still standing date from this period and are characteristic of the architecture of that era. A few of these are now protected by the

2401:(New Spree Warehouses). The approximately 10,000 m² (107,640 sq.ft.) property was recently in use as a flea market. The newly planned buildings will involve two 160 m-long (525 ft.), five-floor buildings with three additional 3265:

as well as the Chamber of Industry and Commerce welcomed this move, while the "Mediaspree versenken" initiative feared the loss of strategic leverage, since they only could exert influence over the borough (and not the entire city-state).

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Over 260 distinct renters have taken up residence there, most of them working in the fields of design, art, culture and communication. In many cases these are self-employed workers, freelancers, small and expanding businesses as well as

1889:. It was constructed in 1906 on a former wood storage site and consists of two complexes that extend to the river Spree and are listed as historical monuments. They present a challenging example for the characteristic trade complexes of 830:, painted onto the remains of the wall at this site, was repaired and restored in 2008. The lower level of the park provides a promenade directly along the water. A lawn stretches between the two levels, sloping down to the river Spree. 1829:(BDA, Association of German Architects) established their national headquarters in this office building on Köpenicker Straße 48–49. The offices of various other architectural and engineering firms are also located here as well as the 1857:-era building and a new building. During the restoration of the older building, efforts were made to preserve the historical character of the façade, with its typical glazed-brick facing. In the rental units, which are rented out by 1534:(i.e., "Nazis") as a maintenance hangar for tanks and other war machines, then from the end of the 1940s until the beginning of the 1950s it was used as a refugee camp. From 1961, due to its location inside the border strip of the 2174:

East-Side-Gallery with a minimal gap. Originally, the complex was supposed to include a chain of individual houses on the Spree riverfront, but those plans have already been retracted. Also, now that the redevelopment of the

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This seven-floor building complex at the Schillingbrücke bridge was completed in the year 2000 and consists of three parts, in which commercial spaces, 20 apartments and the 242-room "Hotel Ibis Berlin City Ost" are located.

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private-economy interests. Moreover, the work of the association was supported by public funds. With the expiry of this funding and the dissolution of the association on 31 December 2008, this criticism has become obsolete.

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areas. With this project, both the federal government and the state of Berlin hope to counteract the negative consequences of economic and demographic change by fostering "private investment and sustainable workplaces."

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A rise in through-traffic has arisen as a result of the new event arena, O₂ World, which has likewise been criticized by protesters. They nonetheless managed to have the accompanying plans for the reconstruction of the

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The Mediaspree project has been subject to extensive critique. It is feared that, among other things, longtime residents will be displaced by rising maintenance costs, which will come about by virtue of the deliberate

1717:) style. The apartments in the front building were originally stately officer's apartments. The former Marmalade Factory is situated in two cross-buildings behind the front building. The premises are protected under 3170:

Demonstrations against Mediaspree also carried on in the year 2010. On 6 June 2010, approximately 2000 people turned out in protest against Mediaspree, under the slogan "Mediaspree entern" (Board the Mediaspree).

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warehouses. Future usage has not yet been established for these areas, but the construction of a new office building is scheduled, which will be composed of new buildings and pre-existing residential buildings.

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as well as for events and functions. As part of the structure, two towers will be available for media projections and video installations. The construction costs are predicted to be less than one million Euros.

2231:) and located at Mühlenstraße 9/10. By 2008, the only customer service center had moved into the new location; the headquarters are still in Tempelhof. According to the investor opinion, the terrain between the 3881: 3216:, used their canoe project, "Spreeverinselung" (The Isolation of the Spree), to focus on the physical (in)accessibility and regulation of the Spree area, that generally excluded local residents and Berliners. 3138:(Investors' Celebration), a demonstration on the river Spree in which protestors used rubber dinghies and paddle boats to follow a boat-cruise of Mediaspree investors, which was then broken off prematurely. 2073:, there are plans to create a new city neighborhood of offices, creative businesses, residences, hotels, leisure, dining, retail and retail-related services. They are supposed to be connected to the planned 1701:

the beginning of 2009, 200 employees of media and telecommunications companies moved into approximately 3,000m² of space. There are plans to expand the building in which a private bicycle museum is located.

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project and a new building was added that matched the style of the historical buildings. The floors were converted into office space, resulting in a total of 3,500m² (37,674sq.ft.) office and trade space.

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The plans date predominantly from the 1990s, but only a part of them was implemented due to unfavorable economic circumstances at the time. Promoters saw in this project a great opportunity for the former

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Electronics Factory—in operation until 1995—were integrated into the new construction. The developer and owner is Roland Ernst Städtebau GmbH. After completion of the complex in 1998 it was taken over by

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had completely halted production in 1992, the existing buildings were completely gutted, along with their heritage-protected façades, and were expanded and renovated under the direction of the architects

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is located: the strip of riverfront there will now be 20 or 30 meters wide (instead of the initially planned 10 m) and will provide space for a small park. At the end of February 2009, however, the

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bridge, intended to alleviate the forecasted increase in traffic volume, was abandoned after further protests; instead, only a temporary "artistic footbridge" was supposed to be built. It was not built.

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There is no specific institution that centrally manages and markets the project; Mediaspree is merely a label. The planning for individual building projects lies with property owners, investors, and the

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has potential for development and flexibly expandable. Additional buildings could be erected on various lots, which could create, for example, up to 4,000 m² (43,100 sq.ft.) of retail space.

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Factory. Distinguishing features include high ceilings, cast-iron supports and exposed brickwork. The buildings were refurbished between 2008 and 2009 according to historical preservation standards by

1530:, Berlin Transport Company). When it was built in 1927 by the architect Franz Ahrens, it was the largest unsupported hall in Europe, at 7,000m² (75,347sq.ft.). During World War II, it was used by the 3194:

Four short films were produced in 2008 for a competition, using the motto "Mediaspree wegspotten!" (Mock away the Mediaspree!), which engaged critically with the project and promoted the referendum.

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subsequently demanded that the citizens' wishes be carried out as soon as possible, the Urban Development Senator, Ingeborg Junge-Reyer assured investors that she would protect the Mediaspree plans.

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employees with a special permit. In 1993, it was shut down as the center of operations for the BVG, due to structural deterioration. After being refurbished as a historical monument, the association

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train station began renovations, reopening in 2000. Many unused properties were bought up by investors. One decisive development began in 2002 with the passage of a land development plan through the

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in 1910, several one-storey halls are located on the property, although it was dubbed the Victoria Warehouse. It is a listed historical monument, protected as an example of industrial architecture.

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complex. The surface area of the park covers approximately 1.5 hectares (3.7 acres) and was under construction from August 2006 to early 2009. The construction costs ran to 816,000 Euros.

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Official information on the citizen's decree "Spreeufer für alle!" ("Spree riverfront for all!") in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg on 13 July 2008 – Statement of arguments by the district assembly (

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is especially opposed to the high-rise plans and the densely packed development projects on the riverside. Since July 2008, the initiative has been partly supported by the district assembly (

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Official Information on the referendum "Spreeufer für alle!" in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg on 13 July 2008 – Statement of Arguments of Citizen's Initiative Organizers, Reasoning for Question 1

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Official Information on the referendum "Spreeufer für alle!" in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg on 13 July 2008 – Statement of Arguments of Citizen's Initiative Organizers, Reasoning for Question 2

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on 4 March 2008. The following referendum drew a voter turnout of 19.1%, which was well over the required threshold of 15%. A clear majority (87%) supported the alternative proposals of the

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The lot at Köpenicker Straße 18–20 is approximately 10,000m² (107,640sq.ft) large and features two historical structures, built between 1852 and 1881. This was the former site of the Berlin

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bridge. The highest part is the tower, visible from a distance, which at 125 m (410 ft) is the tallest office building in Berlin. The already-existing buildings that were part of

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for fashion shows, parties, and catering. On the roof is a leafy lounge. Additionally, there will be a pier built on the Spree, with a floating island for outdoor events and fashion shows.

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The former BEHALA harbor cafeteria at Stralauer Allee 9 was built in 1909 and is protected as a historical moment. Like the harbor's offices, it was refurbished in 2007 and occupied by

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corporation has been located at Stralauer Allee 1, in a former Eierkühlhaus (egg cold-storage warehouse), which was built in 1928/1929 and designed by the Dresden's building officer,

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Large portions of the buildings were destroyed after the war. Until 1947, large sites were seized and used by the Soviets, transportable material was stripped and shipped to the

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of the surrounding area. So far, for the most part, unused or temporarily occupied real estate is to be converted into office buildings, lofts, hotels, and other new structures.

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The demands for a 50 m wide strip of free space along the riverfront was also pursued. Thus a compromise is possible with the property company that owns the property where

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It arose from a private sector initiative as a consortium of different interest groups: investors from the building and construction industry, property owners that, after the

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began slowly. An approximately 1.3 km (0.8 mi) long section of the wall was not torn down, but rather designed and painted by artists since 1990 as the

4049: 354:(German Armed Forces). The harbor served as a shipping center for goods, and tanks and other munitions were serviced in the former bus garage and present-day event space 347:), opened in 1913 with extensive storage facilities for grains and other goods, as well as the Eierkühlhaus (egg cold-storage warehouse) and the Eisfabrik (ice factory). 2948:, Casino, or RazzleDazzle—in favor of large, commercial event establishments and businesses. In their opinion, this development comes at the loss of cultural diversity. 1234: 3531: 1620:

in 2007. All sections of the building are six storeys high. The 32 total rental units are used by various companies as business, office, production, and trade spaces.

3253:) against the abandonment of the high-rise project at the Elsenbrücke. On these grounds, it threatened to revoke the borough's rights for independent urban planning. 4069: 2292:), along Stralauer Allee 3–16, are to be filled with a dense chain of 20- and 24-m (65- and 79-ft) high buildings. A 90 m (300 ft) tower is planned at the 1500:

and completed in 1997. The over 24,000m² (258,334sq.ft.) of office and commercial space is rented out to various businesses, of which 6,700m² (72,118sq.ft.) goes to

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One year after the referendum, a demonstration was held on 11 July 2009 against the "commercialization and privatization" of the Spree riverfront, organized by the

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The project extends along a 3.7-kilometre-long (2.3 mi), 180-hectare (440-acre) space on both sides of the Spree riverfront, on the borders of four districts:

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has received criticism above all for the boat landing for O₂ World, which will require the removal of a 45 m (148 ft) section of the heritage-protected

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was dissolved on 31 December 2008. Its duties are now fulfilled by a property association, recently constituted, which nonetheless still operates under the name

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From 1992 to 1993, the heritage-protected façade of the Industriepalast was remodeled. Buildings 43 and 44 were extensively refurbished for the purposes of the

4160: 3095:(More Democracy), this was the most successful Berlin citizens' movement to date. The result is not binding, however. While the district associations for the 1897:). Over the last century, these courtyards have been inhabited by a wood and metal processing plant, a cigarette factory belonging to the Jewish manufacturer 1068:

interior spaces, this was ultimately abandoned. Aside from Universal Music, various other media and service industry businesses have moved into the building.

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ran along the northern bank of the Spree, parallel to the river that marked the official border. On the West-Berlin side, south of the Spree and bordering on

2357:. The development process is currently underway; plans include a public park, a playground, residential, industry, and office buildings, as well as a hotel. 2320:), at which point it sold the lots in question to investors. However, the land-use plans for the East Harbor have not been settled. The citizen's initiative 2182:) is planned to be an automobile-free footbridge (see below), the high-rise project has lost its municipal-planning rationale as a bridge-head. The café-bar 3346: 3258: 1916:, which has put 13,000 square metres (140,000 sq ft) of floorspace for rent since August 2004. Maintenance and management have been assigned to 3249:

stepped into the negotiations. It feared indemnity claims on the part of investors, should the development plans be altered, and had "grave misgivings" (

2134:(see the East-Side-Park, above). It was commissioned by the Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district authority and developed by the landscape-architecture firm 3975: 1636:

This business park on Schlesische Straße 29/30 was built between 1907 and 1908 and is listed as a historical monument. It is colloquially known as the "

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A new office building was constructed at Paula-Thiede-Ufer 10 between November 2002 and July 2004. The building was designed by the architectural firm

1376: 1076: 3822: 3593: 3443: 3375: 339:) designation; that is, they are listed as historical monuments. Of particular importance for the region before World War II were the East Harbor, 3145:), a mass protest held in the lead-up to the referendum to which many organizations and temporary tenants of the Spree riverfront made reference. 1550:

was founded in 1995 to use the hall for cultural functions. Today, Arena hosts concerts, lectures, conferences, galas, TV shows and other events.

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For recreational purposes, Mediaspree has planned a 10m (33 ft) wider riverfront strip and a "Park on the Spree," as well as small

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rap song portrayed a political stroll through particular Berlin locales, giving a critical description of the corresponding urban development.

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warehouse, which was thoroughly refurbished. To the west, between 2006 and 2007, a new building was erected for the affiliate broadcast group

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and consists of two structures: a traditional substructure of perforated façades and metal cladding is topped by a glass superstructure that

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To date, there have been numerous protest campaigns against the urban restructuring plans, which were supported by institutions such as the

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Official Information about the "Spreeufer für alle!“ Referendum in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, 13 July 2008 – Borough Authority Cost Estimate

2898:(urban development from above), by which the interests and concerns of neighboring residents are not taken into account. There is talk of " 1396:

in close cooperation with its future occupants. After the completion, eight fashion companies set up showrooms in that location, including

3692: 3309: 761:" companies that have established themselves in the fields of environmentally friendly and renewable energy as well as energy efficiency. 2525:

established sale and storage spaces there. Since BEHALA wishes to sell the property to the highest bidder in the within the scope of the

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The referendum is not binding. Nonetheless, the borough has retreated from some of its Mediaspree plans. Thus, the new high-rise at the

1792: 285:. Along with large, undeveloped lots one can find numerous industrial and trade buildings from the 19th and 20th centuries, such as the 134:), had acquired the previously unused land around the path of the Berlin Wall, as well as representatives from the Senate, Borough, and 22: 3606: 926:

above). In January 2015, it was announced that the arena will bear the name Mercedes-Benz Arena from July 2015 for a term of 20 years.

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Zapf-Umzüge, Köpenicker Straße 14, to date the headquarters of Europe's largest moving company, although it is likely to move out soon

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and they are now rented out as offices, apartments, and artists' lofts. At the end of October 2008, the designer furniture retailer

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Built between 1907 and 1913, this granary was designed by Berlin architect Friedrich Krause, who had already completed the docks in

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supermarket and offices. The investment volume came to 8.3 Million Euros. This ensemble was torn down at the end of 2018.

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The so-called "Industriepalast" (Industry Palace) on Warschauer Straße 34–44 was built between 1906 and 1907 according to plans by

664: 3994: 3869: 588:. Furthermore, footpaths and bicycle paths are slated to be built on both sides of the river. The reconstruction of the destroyed 4132: 3736: 2883:("Valorization"), used in this context as a synonym for cost increases and cultural change, has been deemed misleading rhetoric. 2670:, S-Bahn and U-Bahn, between Holzmarktstraße and Jannowitzbrücke, part of the city viaducts, designated as technological landmark 4046: 2813:

Electrical Plant Berlin-Mitte, Köpenicker Straße 59–73, combined gas and steam-turbine electrical plant with power-heat coupling

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Incorporating the former border-safety pier, which extends out for more than a 100 m (330 ft).) from the East Harbor (

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is supposed to allude to a captain's deck. The internal configuration of the 1,600m² of floorspace is designed to be flexible.

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The building complex between Hoffmannstraße and the river Spree consists of four parts: two 15-floor towers and two five-floor

974:). It involves a multi-story factory, typical for its time, made out of five distinct buildings held together by an underlying 1813:

as well as its own landing dock on the river Spree. The principal tenant since August 2004 is Vereinte Dienstungswerkschaft (

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A new building was constructed between July 2007 and February 2009 between BEHALA's former harbor offices and cafeteria. The

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fears a later opening for automobile traffic and a drastic increase in traffic volume in the neighboring residential areas.

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was set to last for a period 15 years. Since the opening of the arena, it has hosted home games for the city's hockey team,

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This residential and factory building on Köpenicker Straße 10a was constructed directly on the river Spree in 1889, in the

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light bulb factory since 1999. It is bordered on the west by Warschauer Straße, on the north by Bahnstrasse as well as the

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headquarters at the Schillingbrücke bridge, as well as the renovation of the Eierkühlhaus into the German headquarters for

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is a planned residential high-rise building composed of upscale and exclusive condominium units. It is right next to the

1146:, on the east by Lehmbruckstraße and to the south by the river Spree. The name of the complex comes from the neighboring 4196: 3071: 1449: 1015: 891: 873: 618: 551: 470: 159: 4006: 716:(BVG) since August 2008. The complex is composed of three 13-floor office towers connected by a seven-floor concourse. 4186: 2224: 1056: 935: 918:. It is also used for concerts and conventions. The Mercedes-Benz Arena is one of the most criticized projects of the 555: 167: 3237:

initiative "Mediaspree versenken" could discuss possible changes to development projects in light of the referendum.

1325: 154:. Association membership was limited to the owners, renters and leaseholders of land or buildings in the Spree area. 3432: 2377:("Spree balcony"). Additionally, a bar-lounge as well as a landing for water-taxis and liner boats is in the works. 1218:

since 2005 as a location for its European service center. The building was constructed between 1906 and 1912 by the

3262: 1830: 1826: 614: 393: 151: 2736:(Higher Weaver's School), Warschauer Platz 6–8, protected as a historical landmark on the western edge of the new 2529:

project, the existing rental contracts were cancelled. This could only happen by 31 December 2008, at the latest.

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and the Spree. Like the planned "Park on the Spree" (see below), it was commissioned by the district authority of

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of the area's most valuable properties. The following criteria were defined for sustainable location development:

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With a maximum capacity of 17,000, the Mercedes-Benz Arena at Mühlenstraße 12–30 is the second largest multi-use

713: 702: 626: 3281: 2633:(TLG) took over the management of the building. In November 2008, it sold the heritage-protected ice factory to 958: 3225: 3184: 3084: 2329: 1321: 1262: 975: 800: 147: 103: 3775: 3293: 2713:

Young African Art Market (YAAM), Stralauer Platz 35, sports and cultural center, dedicated to youth employment

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is building a four-star hotel and convention center with approximately 385 rooms and 13 conference rooms. The

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façade, pilasters and moldings of limestone. In 2006, it was thoroughly cleaned, refurbished and renovated by

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urban design exists awaiting the decision to set up a development plan. It comes from the architectural firm

1480:; the building is now primarily a Berlin branch office for the company, although other parts are rented out. 1277:

The former harbor offices of BEHALA at Stralauer Allee 8 were renovated in 2007 and subsequently occupied by

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architecture: 25 cm (9.8 in) thick brickwork walls with diamond-shaped decorative patterns made of

117:) was founded in May 2004 as a contact point for investors and businesses, which lasted until December 2008. 3027: 2993: 2719:, Mühlenstraße 78–80, discothèque and restaurant, formerly a mill and granary (Mühlenstraße = "Mill Street") 1961: 1345: 1341: 127: 2051: 1810: 492:

Other building and renovation projects in the Mediaspree-region that have since been completed include the

3013: 2402: 2301: 2014: 1697: 1035:. The functional and heritage-protected façade of this former refrigerated warehouse features elements of 4125: 3241: 3179:

In opposition to the Mediaspree project, there arose in 2007 a music and video project with the activist

3043:(citizen's initiative), which was founded by the architect Carsten Joost, among others. Under the slogan 2703: 2610: 2482: 967: 313: 4201: 3372: 3115: 2055: 1928:

By the end of 2012 most of the leases with smaller startup companies were cancelled since the new owner

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was located here until September 2008. The remodeling of the area was planned by the architectural firm

1628: 750: 450: 222: 3417: 3358: 3005: 2722: 1661:. Studios, apartments and office-lofts were created in the refurbished buildings, which are managed by 903: 340: 297: 3755: 3668: 1862: 1674: 1385: 396:

side, portions of the industrial buildings were transformed into watchtowers for border security. The

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Among the first development projects to be completed in the Mediaspree-region after the fall of the

183: 3979: 3405:"Mercedes-Benz und die Anschutz Entertainment Group erweitern ihre Partnerschaft | Uber Arena" 2985: 2915: 2833: 2737: 2517:

The halls are used by about 20 to 30 firms, who have rented the units out from the property owner,

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Labels Berlin 1 in the old East Warehouse (left) and the new building for Labels Berlin 2

1329: 1282: 1198:(HypoVereinsbank). Further development projects may be on the horizon for the remaining buildings. 1131: 513: 260: 135: 45: 3742: 2961: 2597: 2545: 2458: 2175: 1988:

Project descriptions largely based on the descriptions posted on the former mediaspree.de website

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Subcultural groups lament the displacement of numerous alternative cultural projects such as the

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conference center with modern media technology, catering areas, publicly accessible bookstore by

1694: 1468: 1032: 846: 634: 542: 374: 249: 230: 99: 2823: 1957: 1886: 1566: 911: 807:. In the middle of the park is the so-called "Boat Landing Plaza," a boat landing built for the 602: 322:. The area is easily accessible by public transit as well as regional and long-distance trains. 234: 33: 3687: 2707: 2606: 1784:

opened their new head offices at Köpenicker Straße 20 on 6,000m² (64,580sq.ft.) of floorspace.

1175: 971: 894:. The construction costs amount to 165 million Euros and were mostly absorbed by the 570: 2927: 2853: 2690: 2589: 2454: 2259:

Directly east of the erstwhile granary (see above), at Stralauer Allee 3, the Spanish company

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The Wissinger Yards were once the largest seed and grain storehouse in Europe. The wholesaler

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and is listed as a historical monument of turn-of-the-century industrial architecture for its

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Descriptions are largely based on the descriptions posted on the former mediaspree.de website

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by the referendum while the referendum itself merely referred to the new construction sites.

1861:, there are various firms and businesses as well as a few social institutions, including the 818:

The grounds are split into two levels; the upper level will feature a memorial space for the

4105: 3933: 3912: 3674: 3420: 2847: 2827: 2518: 2450: 2313: 1589:. After refurbishment, the interior was converted into business lofts, which are rented out 1581:

This former commercial park on Schlesischen Straße 26 is distinguishable by its traditional

1281:, a full-range supplier for TV productions and satellite communications technology owned by 1250: 1048: 742: 712:

on Holzmarktstraße 15–17 was built between 1994 and 1996 and houses the headquarters of the

482: 478: 401: 276: 239: 226: 163: 3009: 2332:, which has pledged to fight against the construction of the high-rise at the Elsenbrücke. 2289: 1043:

and molded ceilings. After being closed down, the Berlin Harbor and Warehouse Corporation (

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Three eight-floor office blocks are to be erected at Stralauer Platz 35 under the name of

1922: 1401: 1195: 1183: 1116: 1028: 49: 1866: 1408:. Additional new construction has been underway in the neighboring lot for an expansion, 3801: 3631: 2837: 2683:(Berlin Water Utility), Holzmarktstraße 32, pumping station and the headquarters of the 2267:

is acting as the project developer. The building was designed by the architectural firm

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Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information.

1360:, who owns the building. Since 2008, a 200m² (2,152sq.ft.) space has been rented out to 265: 3391: 3160: 3128: 2941: 2902: 2876: 2789:

gas station, oldest preserved gas station in Berlin, protected as a historical landmark

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and includes a riverside promenade, bands of green space, and a multi-storey building.

2426: 1854: 1586: 1519: 1424:, and in violation of a successful citizen's initiative in July 2008, the new building 1266: 1040: 363: 179: 3689:

On the Spree Riverfront: hideous building projects, "MediaSpree" and "Stadtumbau West"

2779:(Wheelhouse of the Royal Water Inspection) and the sole remaining excise house on the 2462: 2179: 1909:

and, after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Berlin Senate Administration for Finance.

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Throughout the complex, office and business lofts are planned within the scope of the

769: 366:. More than 150 foreign workers and prisoners of war worked on the harbor's premises. 291: 4180: 4145: 3995:

Sternmarsch: Mediaspree-Demonstration ist friedlich verlaufen – Berlin – Tagesspiegel

3709: 3246: 2899: 2887: 2768:, Vor dem Schlesischen Tor 2, bar and restaurant, formerly a boat rental und workshop 2694: 1722: 1598: 1582: 1389: 1337: 1187: 1139: 1097: 899: 895: 883: 332: 245: 171: 57: 53: 3962: 3149: 2980: 2862: 2618:

cold storage warehouses as well as a boiler and machine room, which features clear,

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Alternatively, there exist various other blueprints, such as one by the architect

2033:(Young African Art Market) operates on the premises, serving and employing youth. 1063:

still features a closed brick wall. The historical style elements of the windows,

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The Army Bakery was built in 1805 at Köpenicker Straße 16/17 and was part of the

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between the buildings of A-Medialynx GmbH (left) und von Zigarren Herzog (right).

359: 3577: 3198: 3067: 2906: 2801:, Köpenicker Straße 48/49, garden-club and event locale, former bunker-boathouse 2726: 2578: 2059: 1890: 1737: 1714: 1535: 1246: 1238: 915: 823: 819: 675: 671: 622: 581: 434: 397: 389: 385: 69: 65: 1894: 1384:

The former BEHALA East Warehouse on Stralauer Allee 10/11 was built in 1913 by

737:(central depot for the municipal gasworks). In 2002, it was converted into the 733:

The structure at Stralauer Platz 33/34 was erected in 1906–1908 and housed the

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are not sufficient for a city with a population in the millions, like Berlin (

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Demo gegen Mediaspree: An der Polizei vorbei ans Ufer – Berlin – Tagesspiegel

3131:. Additionally, there were many bicycle protests around the Mediaspree area. 606: 442: 2623: 2473:. A reconstruction of the Brommybrücke was planned during the course of the 2385:) had a corresponding design prepared by architects Grazyna and Jerzy Wilk. 1493: 1397: 1364:(Herzog Cigar Co.), a company that maintains a Salan and a 60m² (645sq.ft.) 610: 408: 351: 122: 4091:. Spree-verinselung.blogspot.com (26 April 2009). Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 2437: 1817:), which uses the building as a national office and administration center. 1733:

Heeresbäckerei (Army Bakery) and Viktoria-Speicher II (Victoria Granary II)

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UNESCO Tentative World Heritage Site: Speicherstadt and Chilehaus, Hamburg

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Around 1500 people protested on 10 September 2008, against the opening of

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reached five months ahead of schedule and was submitted to the borough of

1614:(GSG, Business Site LLC), which was taken over by the real estate company 4084: 4034: 3950: 3342: 2945: 2506:

Measuring 300 by 140 m (980 by 460 ft), the grounds around the

2470: 2429:). Total costs will amount to approximately 2.5 million Euros. 2285: 1093: 822:

and the earlier patrol road. Its sparse design is intended to evoke the "

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Design for the area around the Victoria-Warehouse by architectural firm

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Information about the "Mediaspree" in the Media Guide Berlin-Brandenburg

2972: 3655: 2944:), Köpi, YAAM—and many other already-demolished establishments such as 2910: 2786: 2465:). It was under construction from 1907 to 1909 and was blown up by the 1937: 1557:(Glass House) also belongs to the Arena Berlin complex, as well as the 1365: 1085: 1036: 887: 3510:

Project Description by the District Authority Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg

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For example, see images from the Kontorhaus district in Hamburg here:

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Information on the development and aid program Stadtumbau Ost and West

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The protests were primarily coordinated by the "Mediaspree versenken"

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Doppelkaianlage May-Ayim-Ufer (Double Quay Landing May-Ayim-Riverside)

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across the bridge. Initial building permits were awarded to the owner

1925:. Leases are signed with up to three months' notice for cancellation. 532:(Josetti Courtyards). In contrast, as-yet unfinished projects include 2638: 2573: 2370: 2317: 1901:(after whom the buildings are named), a documentary film studio, the 1814: 1773: 1210:-Cube," named after the former lightbulb company), also known as the 1101: 995: 668: 446: 422: 26: 1428:

has been constructed. The design is by the Basel Architectural Firm

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The most striking building of Oberbaum City is the "Narva-Würfel" ("

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Mediaspree in 2017, cranes showing the future Entertainment District

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city.bauten Gesellschaft für Projektentwicklung und -management mbH

3382:, by the Berlin Senate Department for Urban Development, in German 3188: 3114: 3026: 2979: 2971: 2596: 2588: 2544: 2497: 2436: 2250: 1956:(HPP) and built between 1994 and 1997. It is situated directly at 1876: 1791: 1736: 1627: 1448: 1375: 1292: 1233: 1179: 1158: 1115: 1075: 1014: 1000: 957: 856: 768: 696: 208: 175: 32: 20: 4161:

Interview with Ingeborg Junge-Reyer, Senator for City Development

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Informational video about the Mediaspree at google.com, in German

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Otto Rauhut GmbH & Co., Schleusenufer 4, woodwork und factory

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Until 1945, there was another Spree crossing halfway between the

938:, Berlin's waste management agency) is part of the still-planned 1616: 1531: 1215: 1171: 1125: 683: 509: 3434:. Web.archive.org (14 February 2009). Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 2373:

is to be built on the Spree, with a club house and a so-called

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Between 1939 and 1945, the premises were primarily used by the

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projects in Berlin. It aims to establish telecommunication and

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during the Second World War, in order to impede the advancing

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Sketches of the new building on the Eisfabrik property (2005)

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station with a shopping arcade, connected office complex and

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The site at Fanny-Zobel-Straße 13–21 is situated between the

2058:) as well as for concerts; nonetheless, exhibitions (such as 2024:

was issued in 2004 and extended in 2008. The original owner,

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Protest with Giant Baby against Spree Riverfront Development

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Approximately 5000 people assembled for the "Spree Parade" (

3078:"Spreeufer für alle!” (Spree riverfront for all!) Referendum 3054:

The initiative group consists of the pragmatically oriented

2441:

Restored part of the former Brommybrücke – the "Spreebalkon"

489:) and opened on 10 September 2008, accompanied by protests. 150:

was not in charge, but rather a partner in the context of a

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Internetpräsenz der Initiavive für den Erhalt der Eisfabrik

2922:, must now be mitigated through publicly funded subsidies. 1978:

Tattersall Lorenz Immibilienverwaltung und -management GmbH

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Anti-Mediaspree-Demonstration in Kreuzberg, September 2008

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Hochhaus an der Elsenbrücke (High-Rise at the Elsenbrücke)

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from Luxembourg was renting the complex to companies like

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In early 2004, the headquarters of the German broadcaster

417:, the longest open-air gallery in the world. In 1998, the 3658:. Clubdervisionaererecords.com. Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 1760:. This site also features the Lounge-Club and Restaurant 1632:

The Industriepalast seen from the north bank of the Spree

384:, this area lay in the middle of the border zone between 2572:(see below) and Engeldamm. The first building phase—the 2568:. It involves the area at Paula-Thiede-Ufer between the 2361:

Yachthafen am Osthafen (Yacht Harbor at the East Harbor)

2198:(Anschutz Grounds) have emerged in the area surrounding 2138:. The building costs will amount to 620,000 Euros. 569:("New" Granary on the Spree), and the renovation of the 540:, the Columbus-Haus, the development of the area around 318:(ice factory), as well as various new buildings and the 3643: 3016:

parade), as well as a successful municipal referendum.

2300:) bridge, which is supposed to form a "city gate" with 1249:

moved from Munich to Stralauer Alle 6/7, into a former

528:(Wissinger Courtyards), the former army bakery and the 465:

followed in 2005, due to their acquisition by MTV. The

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Plans for the Brommysteg by Berlin architectural firm

3152:, which was blocked off by a massive police presence. 2984:

The desired symbolic sinking of the Mediaspree on the

2783:(Bark Mill Island), protected as a historical landmark 2601:

Façade of Köpenicker Straße 41 (Eisfabrik) from street

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BDA-Bundesgeschäftsstelle (BDA National Branch Office)

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Ver.di regional offices on Paula-Thiede-Ufer in Berlin

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at Schlesiches Tor." The spaces are rented out by the

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are Torsten Rossmann (chairman) and Maria von Borcke.

4133:"Media Spree" on Berlin's river: Swim next to offices 3646:. Bar25.de (19 April 2011). Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 2502:

The Viktoriaspeicher I from the side facing the Spree

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At the corner of Cuvrystraße with Schlesiche Straße,

2353:. It remains undeveloped to date and was acquired by 1885:

This structure is located on Rungerstraße 22–24 near

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BSR-Kundendienstzentrum (BSR Customer Service Center)

753:. The businesses and institutions that reside in the 609:), which calls not only for the restructuring of the 3594:"Aktivisten besetzten Haus in der Köpenicker Straße" 1756:. The rooms will be rented out as storage spaces by 3872:. Welt.de (15 July 2008). Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 3792:. Spreeufer-fuer-alle.de. Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 2951:A further point of critique was the recognition of 2810:(Black Canal), Michaelkirchstraße 22/23, wagon fort 3802:Die SpreepiratInnen – Wer hat Lust auf MediaSpree? 3556:. Gerhardspangenberg.de. Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 2964:(see above) as a street bridge suspended—for now. 2050:(operated by the youth-oriented radio broadcaster 3622:Informational brochure by TLG (PDF), October 2006 3547:Plans by Gerhard Spangenberg for the Brommybrücke 3512:. Stadtumbau-berlin.de. Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 2710:), Stralauer Platz 33/34, club and event location 2676:, Holzmarktstraße 25, Hostel, Café and Restaurant 803:and designed by the landscape architectural firm 601:Mediaspree is associated with the Senate project 584:between the Spree and Stralauer Allee around the 481:) (which was the site of the legendary nightclub 425:and the advancement of the "Mediaspree" project. 3634:. Berlin-eisfabrik.de. Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 3418:The "Bagger" is rolling for the Mediaspree, now. 3049:Bündnis Informationsveranstaltungen für Anwohner 2988:bridge during a neighborhood walk, 22 April 2007 2725:, Mühlenstraße, 1.3 km long section of the 2405:floors. They are to be built in the traditional 1313:(already based nearby in Stralauer Allee 8) and 1241:'s broadcast center in the former East Warehouse 1027:Since July 2002, the German headquarters of the 613:riverfront, but also for the development of the 3847:Citizens' Movement 'Spreeufer für alle' Decided 3714:at antiberliner.de, published June/12 July 2007 2879:of the surrounding residential areas. The term 2762:, Am Flutgraben 3, art and cultural association 2693:, Koppenstraße 3, long-distance, regional, and 2521:. For example, the building materials merchant 1881:Façade of the Josetti Courtyards on Rungestraße 1522:. It is located in a former bus garage for the 1092:design typical for the time, including a giant 4047:Material for a more beautiful Spree Riverfront 3965:. Kreuzberg-info.de. Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 3804:. Kreuzberg-info.de. Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 2162:. The property owner and project developer is 1804:and is the first completed part of the larger 1467:are a four-part building complex right at the 3835:. Ms-versenken.org. Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 3456:. Ms-versenken.org. Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 3119:Demonstration against Mediaspree, 1 July 2008 2631:Treuhand Liegenschaftsgesellschaft Immobilien 663:on Holzmarktstraße 1–9, directly next to the 82:A mixture of large-scale and small-scale use, 8: 4207:Redeveloped ports and waterfronts in Germany 4024:. Tagesspiegel.de. Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 3997:. Tagesspiegel.de. Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 3488:. Arena-berlin.de. Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 3347:Protest and Chaos at the Opening of O2 World 2886:Likewise, criticism is also directed at the 2804:former soap factory, Köpenicker Straße 50–52 1597:comes from its position at the mouth of the 244:, to the north by the railway tracks of the 3333:. Messetreff.com. Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 3205:, criticized the Mediaspree in their song, 2777:Steuerhaus der Königlichen Wasserinspektion 2748:Southern Spree Riverfront from East to West 2729:, the largest open air gallery in the world 2662:Northern Spree Riverfront from West to East 2336:Southern Spree Riverfront from East to West 1992:Northern Spree Riverfront from West to East 1689:Nähmaschinenfabrik (Sewing-Machine Factory) 1565:("Bathing Boat"), the club/restaurant boat 1440:Southern Spree Riverfront from East to West 1190:. Oberbaum City is managed and marketed by 650:Northern Spree Riverfront from West to East 16:Media investment project in Berlin, Germany 3870:Mediaspree: Bitter Debate about the Future 3845:Borough Mayor Dr. Franz Schulz announces: 3725:Neighborhood Walk: "MediaSpree versenken!“ 3091:initiative. According to the organization 2756:, Am Flutgraben 2, café and event location 2494:Viktoria-Speicher I (Victoria-Warehouse I) 2389:Neuen Spreespeicher (New Spree Warehouses) 2355:Dritte Adler Real Estate GmbH & Co. KG 1394:Labels Projektmanagement GmbH & Co. KG 934:This customer service center for the BSR ( 52:along a section of the banks of the river 3311:Mediaspree und der neoliberale Stadtumbau 2742:Fachhochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft 1918:Beletage Immobilienkultur e. K. 1362:Zigarren Herzog Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH 1045:Berliner Hafen- und Lagerhausgesellschaft 79:Buildings with ground-floor public areas, 3444:Homepage of the citizen's action group, 2818:Bridges Over the Spree from West to East 2026:Wayss & Freytag AG Projektenwicklung 1186:and the customer service center for the 1120:Oberbaum-City buildings and the former " 407:The restructuring of the area after the 3583:. Mw-arch.de. Retrieved on 30 May 2011. 3274: 2255:NH-Hotel under construction, April 2010 2037:Postal service area with postal station 1952:was designed by the architectural firm 1518:on Eichenstraße 4 is an event venue in 1007:Universal Music Headquarters, Germany ( 990:Toyota-Autohaus (Toyota Car Dealership) 826:" that used to run along the wall. The 735:Zentralmagazin der städtischen Gaswerke 667:, this Multi-Service-Center included a 248:(rapid transit trains), to the east by 25:The original Mediaspree logo, with its 3777:Kiezspaziergang: MediaSpree versenken! 3023:(Sink Mediaspree) Citizen's Initiative 2685:Leit- und Informationssystems Abwasser 404:, stood various alternative projects. 158:had 21 members in 2008, including the 3823:Self-presentation of the initiative, 3670:Kreuzberger pfeifen auf Entertainment 2775:, Vor dem Schlesischen Tor 3, former 2168:nps tschoban voss GbR Architekten BDA 2085:Park an der Spree (Park on the Spree) 2005:. (The complex is not related to the 1669:Wissinger Höfe (Wissinger Courtyards) 1214:(light tower). It has been leased by 1059:. Only the northwest side facing the 7: 3888:Press release from "Mehr Demokratie" 3314:in abriss-berlin.de, 26. Januar 2007 2622:red-brick architecture in the early 2566:Kilian Projektmanagement Berlin GmbH 2284:The open spaces of the East Harbor ( 1705:Marmeladenfabrik (Marmalade Factory) 1642:Verwaltung Berliner Grundstücke GmbH 962:Industriepalast on Warschauer Straße 296:(egg cold-storage warehouse) on the 3929:"Paddle-Protest in Rubber Dinghies" 3047:("Spree riverfront for all!"), the 2190:Anschutz-Gelände (Anschutz Grounds) 2042:heritage-protected postal station ( 1747:Königlichen Preußischen Proviantamt 1624:Industriepalast at Schlesisches Tor 1577:Wasserschloss (Castle on the Water) 1202:BASF European Shared Service Center 457:in a former warehouse at Osthafen. 3780:at ostprinzessin.de, 24 April 2007 3727:in abriss-berlin.de, 24 April 2007 3392:Site descriptions by mediaspree.de 3012:; a "positive" alternative to the 2549:Spreeport - Köpernicker Strasse 36 2265:NDC Nippon Development Corporation 2062:) and various other events (e.g., 1905:-era electronic chip manufacturer 1758:Polaris Immbobilienmanagement GmbH 485:from 1998 to 2003, predecessor to 193:After public sponsorship ran out, 111:Regionalmanagement mediaspree e.V. 14: 3058:and the rather radical left-wing 2146:already located on the premises. 1954:Hentrich-Petschnigg & Partner 1912:The building complex is owned by 1659:aschenbrenner mosler & andere 1320:Since July 2009, the TV programs 88:The integration of art and media. 85:Ambitious architectural concepts, 4119: 4100:Aulich, Uwe / Vorbringer, Anne: 2093: 1665:(also located in the building). 1612:Gewerbesiedlungsgesellschaft mbH 1591:Armo Verwaltungsgesellschaft mbH 1453:Treptowers viewed from the Spree 1134:is the name given to the former 946:, which has its headquarters on 936:Berliner Stadtreinigungsbetriebe 701:Trias Building, Headquarters of 661:Fortress Immobilien AG Meerbusch 561:, the prospective fashion house 520:(TV-Wharf), the cleaning of the 233:. It is bordered to the west by 168:Berlin's waste management agency 136:Chamber of Industry and Commerce 76:Public access to the riverfront, 3908:"Political Satire on the Spree" 3756:"Köpi-Mediaspree gets concrete" 3667:Felix Lee und Christina Hebel: 3349:(11. September 2008), in German 1859:Bodenkontor Liegenschaften GmbH 1849:on Michaelkirchstraße 17/18 in 1778:Nicolas Berggruen Holdings GmbH 29:, "Anchor-Site (of the) Future" 3711:MediaSpree deserves to be sunk 3619:Visionen, Projekte und Objekte 2433:Brommysteg (Brommy Footbridge) 2223:is a project belonging to the 1768:Velvet-Fabrik (Velvet Factory) 1677:had the site built in 1908 as 1648:Viktoria-Mühle (Victoria Mill) 565:, a planned yacht harbor, the 506:European Shared Service Center 166:(a dock and storage company), 1: 3467:Bezirksverordnetenversammlung 2326:Bezirksverordnetenversammlung 2186:was located on the premises. 2069:For the area surrounding the 2009:that was formerly located on 1845:The office and business site 1831:Deutsches Architektur Zentrum 914:, and their basketball team, 773:Sign for the boat landing at 655:Fortress Multi Service Center 473:on the grounds of the former 469:arena was constructed by the 4102:Machtkampf in der Mediaspree 3163:, and the "concretization" ( 3134:Also causing a stir was the 2679:Main pumping station of the 2556:is a large-scale project by 2166:, and the blueprints are by 1553:The theater and event venue 1538:, it was only accessible to 1023:on the East Harbor in Berlin 892:Anschutz Entertainment Group 874:Mercedes-Benz_Arena_(Berlin) 861:Mercedes-Benz Arena between 471:Anschutz Entertainment Group 160:Anschutz Entertainment Group 144:Industrie- und Handelskammer 4108:, 28 February 2009, page 23 4067:The Incredible Herrengedeck 3927:Graf, Rick (12 July 2008). 3656:Club der Visionaere website 3203:The Incredible Herrengedeck 2740:, in use since 2006 by the 2077:(see below) with so-called 1984:Planned or Ongoing Projects 1332:have been produced here by 1072:Office Lofts in the Granary 777:, with the Berlin Wall and 546:(the postal train station, 213:Site of the Mediaspree area 56:as well as to implement an 4228: 3479:Plans for the yacht harbor 3282:mediaspree.de/Zielrichtung 3019: 2202:, named the U.S. investor 1980:for building maintenance. 1968:). The center is owned by 1827:Bund Deutscher Architekten 1496:-based architectural firm 1456: 1289:Fernsehwerft (TV Dockyard) 871: 152:Public-Private Partnership 4212:Urban planning in Germany 4037:by various local rappers. 3360:Berlin liegt an der Spree 2760:Kunstfabrik am Flutgraben 2641:. This company also owns 2211:a children's playground. 2102:This section needs to be 2066:) also take place there. 1970:Dazzle Zweite Berlin GmbH 1741:Die Heeresbäckerei Berlin 1524:Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe 1492:. It was designed by the 1322:Sat.1-Frühstücksfernsehen 714:Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe 605:("City-Renovation West", 3790:Webseite of AG Spreeufer 3534:20 December 2015 at the 3452:12 December 2008 at the 3294:mediaspree.de/Mitglieder 3226:Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 3185:Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 3157:Megaspree-Aktinosbündnis 3085:Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 2615:Norddeutsche Eiswerke AG 2558:HOCHTIEF Construction AG 2330:Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 2020:The building permit for 1976:), which has contracted 1220:Deutsche Gasglühlicht AG 801:Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 795:is situated between the 148:Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 132:reunification of Germany 104:Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 68:, while critics saw the 4157:("Sink the Mediaspree") 4072:5 November 2007 at the 4009:megaspree.de, July 2010 3524:Strecker + Partner 3484:27 October 2010 at the 2681:Berliner Wasserbetriebe 2668:Jannowitzbrücke Station 2593:Façade of the Eisfabrik 2585:Eisfabrik (Ice Factory) 1344:on 1 January 2009. The 1336:, a full subsidiary of 976:iron-frame construction 665:Jannowitzbrücke station 128:fall of the Berlin Wall 115:media spree Berlin GmbH 4056:Mediaspree wegspotten! 4035:"Mediaspree versenken“ 3831:20 August 2008 at the 3552:6 October 2010 at the 3423:, from 21 August 2008. 3329:5 October 2001 at the 3120: 3036: 3014:Christopher Street Day 2994:Hedonist International 2989: 2977: 2602: 2594: 2550: 2503: 2442: 2256: 1962:Techniker Krankenkasse 1882: 1797: 1742: 1698:sewing-machine factory 1633: 1605:ORCO-GSG Business Park 1601:into the river Spree. 1593:. The colloquial name 1498:Kieferle & Partner 1454: 1381: 1342:Sat.1-Zentralredaktion 1302: 1242: 1222:(German Gaslight Co., 1128: 1081: 1024: 963: 882:in Germany (after the 869: 786: 705: 307:(East Harbor) and the 214: 174:Property Development, 44:is one of the largest 38: 30: 4140:German-language links 4128:at Wikimedia Commons 4065:MySpace-Auftritt von 3118: 3030: 2983: 2975: 2914:former home stadium, 2600: 2592: 2548: 2501: 2440: 2417:The 1895 double-pier 2254: 1880: 1865:(German Association, 1811:Buchergilde Gutenberg 1795: 1788:ver.di-Bundeszentrale 1740: 1631: 1452: 1379: 1297:The new building for 1296: 1237: 1119: 1079: 1018: 1003:, which Toyota owns. 961: 860: 772: 700: 524:(Victoria Mill), the 500:(Industry Palace) at 212: 36: 24: 4192:Mass media in Berlin 4154:Mediaspree versenken 4052:27 July 2011 at the 3884:Mediaspree versenken 3853:14 June 2010 at the 3825:Mediaspree versenken 3765:in kreuzberg-info.de 3699:in kreuzberg-info.de 3528:Gerüstbau Tisch GmbH 3446:Mediaspree versenken 3378:27 July 2010 at the 3214:Varsity of Maneuvers 3089:Mediaspree versenken 3033:Mediaspree versenken 3021:Mediaspree Versenken 2560:in cooperation with 2488:Mediaspree versenken 2322:Mediaspree versenken 2302:Allianz Versicherung 1762:Spindler & Klatt 1663:Artus Lagerhaus GmbH 1503:50Hertz Transmission 1124:-Cube", now used by 455:MTV Networks Germany 190:and image-building. 4197:Geography of Berlin 4168:Spreeufer für Alle! 3980:Berliner Morgenpost 3761:6 June 2008 at the 3738:The Trend goes Loft 3695:6 June 2008 at the 3242:Maria am Ostbahnhof 3045:Spreeufer für alle! 2916:Max-Schmeling-Halle 2896:Stadtumbau von oben 2704:Maria am Ostbahnhof 2653:Other Items in the 2483:Gerhard Spangenberg 2399:Neuen Spreespeicher 2064:Berlin Fashion Week 1617:ORCO Property Group 1571:Club der Visionaere 1532:National Socialists 1368:for cigar storage. 968:Johann Emil Schaudt 853:Mercedes-Benz Arena 739:EnergieForum Berlin 729:EnergieForum Berlin 567:Neuen Spreespeicher 494:EnergieForum Berlin 380:During the time of 46:property investment 4187:Politics of Berlin 4166:Mediaspree versus 4148:at web.archive.org 4007:Rette deine Stadt! 3948:Mediaspree is Sunk 3136:Investorenbejubeln 3121: 3060:AG SpreepiratInnen 3037: 2990: 2978: 2754:Club der Visionäre 2603: 2595: 2551: 2504: 2443: 2341:Fanny-Zobel-Straße 2257: 2221:Quartier in Orange 2215:Quartier in Orange 2204:Philip F. Anschutz 1883: 1873:Josetti Courtyards 1853:brings together a 1798: 1743: 1634: 1455: 1382: 1346:executive officers 1303: 1243: 1230:MTV Central Europe 1194:, a subsidiary of 1164:Reichel und Stauth 1129: 1082: 1080:The former granary 1025: 964: 940:Quartier in Orange 870: 787: 741:, with a focus on 706: 642:Completed Projects 559:Quartier in Orange 215: 146:). The borough of 93:Project management 39: 31: 4124:Media related to 3580:Mola Winkelmüller 3006:Transgenialer CSD 2928:East Side Gallery 2734:Höhere Webeschule 2723:East-Side-Gallery 2691:Berlin Ostbahnhof 2562:A.L.E.X. Bau GmbH 2535:Mola Winkelmüller 2508:Viktoria-Speicher 2395:IVG Immobilien AG 2237:East Side Gallery 2160:Warschauer Brücke 2132:East Side Gallery 2130:promenade at the 2127:Park an der Spree 2123: 2122: 2075:Park an der Spree 1974:Frankfurt am Main 1923:startup companies 1679:Lagerhaus Süd-Ost 1334:maz&more Gmbh 1315:fernsehwerft GmbH 1196:UniCredit Bank AG 1144:Warschauer Straße 1088:. 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