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Project
2022
Hamburg-based design studio Liebermann Kiepe Reddemann on how to innovate your web design
2022
Project
2022
No Running! Pia Henkel shines a light on Berlin’s 62 public pools
2022
Project
2024
The View from Berlin: meet the defiant and resourceful creatives leading the city’s DIY culture explosion
2024
Object
1701
Crutch Dagger (Zafar Takieh, "Cushion of Victory")
1701
Object
2025
18th-century German pocketwatch 01
2025
Map
1737
Grund-Riss der Königl. Preuss. Residentz Berlin
1737
Map
1652
Gründriß der Beyden Churfürstl. Residenz Stätte Berlin und Cölln an der Spree.
1652
Project
2020
Berlin’s Contemporary C**t Collective shine a light on Drag Syndrome in the latest issue of King Kong Garçon
2020
Object
1140
Plaque with Doubting Thomas
1140
Object
1140
Plaque with the Holy Women at the Sepulchre
1140
Map
1748
Plan de la ville de Berlin
1748
Project
2025
Grilli Type’s GT Era brings an early Bauhaus chic back to the sans serif
2025
Project
2020
Solene Gün examines men in Turkish banlieue communities in Berlin and Paris
2020
Map
1731
Statistical Table: Distance Table for Europe and Germany.
1731
Map
1650
Delitzsch (with) Dessau
1650
Map
1747
NE pt. of Germany.
1747
Project
2021
Challenging documentary norms, Nolwenn Le Flanchec and Marie Godt artfully capture the German island of Langeoog
2021
Project
2024
Neale Johnston’s graphic design work is at one with Berlin’s techno scene
2024
Map
1788
A new map of the German Empire, and the neighbouring states with their principal post roads, originally published by the Royal Academy of Berlin. (2)
1788
Project
2026
Why are so many of Berlin’s community initiatives run by designers – and what’s the point?
2026
Map
1788
A new map of the German Empire, and the neighbouring states with their principal post roads, originally published by the Royal Academy of Berlin. (1)
1788
Project
2025
Are Berlin’s urban artists destined to paint a creatively sanitised future for their own neighbourhoods?
2025
Project
2022
From Bauhaus to The Simpsons: how nostalgia and minimalism inspire Kanioko’s vibrant illustration practice
2022
Project
2024
The View From Berlin: why stickers speak for the city’s creatives and activists
2024