'realstadt.wishes knocking on reality's doors' exhibition at the power station mitte in berlin, germany
photographer: jan bitter


'realstadt.wishes knocking on reality's doors' is an urban architecture exhibition
composed of more than 250 architectural and urban planning models from all
over germany. also presented are 65 projects in words and pictures exhibited over
the two-level venue, the large turbine hall of power station mitte, which is also
the first time the disused facility space has hosted an exhibition event.

organized by the federal ministry of transport, building and urban development (BMVBS),
the exhibition is opening up the urban-planning debate to the public rather than
limiting the debate to a small circle of experts. a group of well-known personalities
from diverse walks of public life will give guided tours of the exhibited models
and projects, which were submitted by representatives of diverse municipalities,
planning practices, universities, civic initiatives and a number of artists. 



exhibited model
image courtesy becoming
photographer: frank dinger



(left) exhibition space
(right) models
photographer: jan bitter



exhibiton view on opening night
image courtesy becoming
photographer: frank dinger



photographer: jan bitter



image courtesy becoming
photographer: frank dinger



photographer: jan bitter



image courtesy becoming
photographer: frank dinger



image courtesy becoming
photographer: frank dinger