Klunkerkranich Rooftop

There have been some (relatively secret) raves on the upper parking deck of the Neukölln Arkaden, but now they have been officially transformed into a summer garden, bar, rooftop-chill out space that invites you to spend the evenings watching the sun go down while sipping on cool drinks. We were astonished when we first saw what the people behind the Klunkerkranich have made out of the parking lot deck! Lots of wood, space, and love put into the project. The gardens and little beets are a fantastic idea that, by time, will add a lush green scenery to the (hopefully everlasting) blue horizon.

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• The GDRs Iraqi Embassy —
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• Weboogie Openair 2013 —
• People of Flowmarkt Nowkoelln —
• Klunkerkranich Rooftop —
• The 5 Best Thai Street Foods In Berlin —
• Abandoned Hospital Neukölln —
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• Bogota Hotel —
• One Year of WEBOOGIE —
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• Haus der Kulturen der Welt —
• Veiled Deutsche Bank — Berlin is suffocated by a grey, dark and rainy winter. Yesterday, I noticed a vague gleaming behind the raindrop covered bus window: Could that be the long awaited sun? Well, it wasn’t the miracle I hoped for but the iridescent white tarp that covered a construction site so big, its sheen was bright enough to bring some light into that grey and rainy day.
• The magical island of the Caribbean, Curacao —
• January 1st —
• Berlin in Black & White —
• Döner —
• Going to Amsterdam again, and again and again —
• Berlin in Snow —
• Retired Christmas Trees —
• A Night Ride by Fahrtwind Berlin —
• A night stroll at Wriezener Bahnhof —
• “In Berlin, You Never Have To Stop” —
• Viktoriapark at the Kreuzberg —
• The architecture and mood of Berlin’s Potsdamer Platz —
• Finding Grunewald —
• Karl Marx Straße: Neon Light by Night —
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• KaDeWe – Kaufhaus des Westens —
• Finding Bahnhof Zoo —
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• Südgelände —
• Autumn in Berlin —
• Enjoy the most sensual vacation of your life at the Velassaru Maldives resort —
• YAAM Closing —
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• Teufelsberg —
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• DÖGA – Serious Döner Business —
• Happy Birthday Sundays —
• The eerie and calm mood on Karl-Marx-Allee in the morning —
• Budapest vs. Berlin —
• Soviet War Memorial at Treptower Park —
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• Fabelhafte Höfe Open Air —
• Private Boat Tour on the Spree —
• Shoot Your Life Exhibition —
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• Ars Electronica: Impetus and Movement —
• UDK Rundgang 2012 —
• Berlin Fashion Week S/S 2013 – Newcomer Special for HUSK —
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• Berlin Burger International —
• Public Viewing in Kreuzberg 36 —
• Schillerkiez —
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• I Bagni Di Viareggio —
• HAU Weltausstellung – The World Is Not A Fair —
• Stadtbad Tiergarten Open Air —
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• Venus and the Sun —
• Spreepark Plänterwald —
• Finding Dresden —
• Tank Rave in Kreuzberg —
• Berlin’s abandoned train stations — There are some S-Bahn stations that haven’t seen a train for more than thirty years now. Ghost stations. Some of them still exist and are easy to spot, others are decayed to such an extent that one hardly recognizes the platform. All of them tell stories from prosperous times long ago.
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• The 9 Best Sunset Spots in Berlin —
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• I Eat You Dinner —
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• What do you know about Marzahn? —
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• 1st of May: The People —
• Vienna —
• Los Angeles —
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• FindingBerlin Relaunch —
• The Boule Tournament —
• We need the ocean sometimes, so we travel to Hiddensee —
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• Finding Napoli —
• The photography of Jan Herdlicka —
• Mumbai: Construction Sites —
• Meine Güte —
• Reflections —
• Berlins Shortest Subway Line. —
• Filmkunstbar Fitzcarraldo —
• New York 1973 at Gleisdreieckpark —
• THC on Kochstraße —
• Gleisdreieck Park —
• Fernsehturm Love —
• Colorful Fire Walls in Berlin —
• Fickt Eusch Allee —
• Parking Lot Decks —
• Pro Chillers —
• Michelberger Christmas Forest —
• Spaziergang —
• “Banken In Die Schranken” Protest —
• Wochenmarkt Maybachufer “BiOriental” —
• Richardplatz in Autumn —
• Occupy Weekday Vintage Sale —
• Markthalle Neun Berlin Kreuzberg —
• Gropiusstadt —
• Pretty Easy To Explain – KJOSK & Balestra Berlin —
• Aufbauhaus & Prinzessinnengärten —
• Klaus Poporeit —
• Berlin Festival 2011 —
• Monster Ronson’s Karaoke —
• Balaclava on Wrangelstraße —
• Finding Reykjavík —
• Burgermeister Schlesisches Tor —
• Winter Sunday Apple Pies —
• Warschauer Brücke —
• Our Big City Balcony —
• Cuvrybrache Kreuzberg —
• Bread & Butter 2011 —
• Taquería Ta’Cabrón —
• Leica Magnum Paris —
• Berlin Loves You Battle —
• Berlin Nights —
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• (An Extraordinary) MyFest 2011 —
• Day and Night —
• Photographers Alleycat —
• Kreuzberg 61 —
• Peristal Singum (Closed) —
• first rave. —
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• Secret Societies 2 —
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