Infotours | Bustours
Info tours can only be booked by groups and individuals on demand we don´t offer tours at regular times with individual participation.
| Infotour 1 | Capital City Berlin | |
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This tour features the new parliament and government buildings in the city centre as well as embassies and the buildings representing Germany's federal states. It also reflects on urban design planning and architecture and offers a look into the future in the new, and former, capital. |     |
| Infotour 2 | Living in The City-New Housing Projects in Berlin | |
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This tour illustrates very recent examples (2007-09) of reidential projects in and around the inner city and in Berlin's historical centre and give an overview of the developments on the market and the changing demands of the clients. |  |
| Infotour 3 | Waterscapes- Waterfront development | |
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As in other European cities, disused industrial areas and ports present new opportunities to develop residential and business districts with unique qualities. This tour focuses on the innercity waterscapes and construction projects and includes a visit to the Rummelsburger Bucht development area. |  |
| Infotour 4 | Highlights of international architecture in Berlin | |
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This bustour features numerous projects which showcase the international architecture that materialised in the heart of Berlin between 1998 and 2008. Several Stops are included at projects of Frank O. Gehry, Peter Eisenman, Jean Nouvel and Renzo Piano, Max Dudler. |  |
| Infotour 5 | Sustainable Berlin | |
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This tour focuses on the urban strategies, architectural solutions and technological innovations relevant when facing up to the environmental and demographic challenges which will emerge in the coming years. |
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| Infotour 6 | City redevelopment and careful urban renewal | |
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This tour to Prenzlauer Berg and Kreuzberg Friedrichshain demonstrates redevelopment strategies as well as sociela intervention strategies in some of the the most fashionable areas of the city. | |
| Infotour 7 | Buildings and settlements of the Twenties | |
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Eight developments have been named Unesco World Heritage Sites since July 2008. This tour exhibits a selection of office buildings as well as settlements to which the Weimar Republic was particularly partial. It includes works by Peter Behrens, Walter Gropius, Mies van der Rohe, Bruno and Max Taut, Erich Mendelsson and Hans Scharoun. Due to the large number of viewing objects, each tour is organised individually. | |
| Infotour 8 | Urban planning and architecture in Cold War Berlin: The 50-ies | |
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"City landscape" versus "palaces for workers" were the slogans coined by planners in the competition between political systems in the Fifties. Works by Le Corbusier, Gropius, Niemeyer and Aalto, constructed as part of the Interbau housing development in 1957, as well as buildings by Henselmann and other architects on the former Stalinallee, illustrate the different approaches in the struggle for a better future in a destroyed city. | |
| Infotour 9 | Adlershof – a new city for science, business and media | |
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A new science and media park is to be built on the site of the former Johannistal airfield. Numerous companies as well as Humboldt University, whose architecture reflect the concept of sustainability, are already in the area. The tour gives an overview of urbanisation, architecture and cluster developments and has a look at the new park. | |
| Infotour 10 | Landscape of memory | |
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Reunified Berlin has seen numerous competitions for historical sites and memorials. The results are the focus of this tour, which is designed to explain the driving forces in society and politics, the concepts of artists and architects. The tour includes the Stauffenberg Memorial, Holocaust Memorial, Jewish Museum, Euthanasia Memorial, Documentation Centre of the SS and Gestapo headquarters and Deportation Plattform 17 Grunewald |
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