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Arriving at our site, it is located in the Kreuzberg neighborhood of Berlin. The site is presented to us as the whole peninsula, surrounded by the Spree on three sides. Along with this, the coasts across are blocked by buildings that are built flash This creates a rather isolated site with a lack of access. Looking at Kreuzberg as a neighborhood, currently 30% of born. In 2018, Annamaria Olsen the founder of GSBTB - just one of the initiatives in Kreuzberg that aids in integrating city through housing, donations etc., mentioned that there are not enough spaces for different communities to come mentions that these grassroots initiatives boost the local government’s integration initiatives as well. Given this multi-cultural the spatial needs of these initiatives, a project that encourages various cultures to gather seems to fit the narrative.

The form is based upon 4 main principles; the user journeys, visual axises through the space, separating more tranquil the alive ones, and keeping all the existing trees on site. While the spaces’ usage is left up to the imagination of the spaces that could be used at various times of the day for varying activities. An activities matrix is prepared to demonstrate can be repurposed throughout the day.

peninsula, which is flash with the riverfront. the population is foreignintegrating newcomers to the come together. She also multi-cultural context and narrative.

tranquil programs from the public creating flexible demonstrate how the spaces

The roof in the project plays a significant role in unifying all in an abstract and physical sense. It is the manifestation of the equitable platform taking on more functions than just the unification such as housing needed technical infrastructure, allowing views, or acting as a shelter. The roof also includes come up spots at different points for a view of the context from above allowing a connection with it.

The roof is made of a chainmail mesh that allows light to filter through while having a weather protectant layer sandwiched. An eye-height level of plaster walls are allowed prior to glass to enable users to hang posters or create graffiti hence morphing the space to their like.