The Kiezlabor toured through the neighborhoods of Berlin in 2024 – with seven locations, over 100 events, and numerous encounters. All the highlights are shared in the team interview!
Under the motto “Berlin is gardening,” the Kiezlabor opened its container in Kreuzberg in early September for all gardeners, or those who want to become one, to exchange ideas.
In the first ODIS column, you’ll learn how “fumbling in the dark” with open data leads to unexpected ideas through creative exchange and “discussion spaces.”
In August, the Kiezlabor became a lively meeting place in the Wilmersdorfer Straße pedestrian zone. You can read all about our experiences in the blog post.
Together with the team from the ‘Participation Digital’ project (PaDi for short), we worked on the development of a digital platform for new arrivals in Berlin. We learnt a lot in the process – and we want to share this knowledge with you!
Can a digital checklist help reduce cancellations for citizens’ office appointments? Our prototype “Anmelde-Check” in real-life testing.
Behind many everyday moments lies an indispensable resource: open data! In this article, you can find out how citizens, the economy and the digitalisation of administration benefit from cities disclosing their data.
An unforgettable anniversary lies behind us – here are some of the highlights!
On the campus of the Berlin University of Applied Sciences (HTW), the Kiezlabor invited people to share ideas and change perspectives.
How do you set up an innovation lab? We asked two people who know from experience: Nicolas Zimmer, Chairman of the Board of the Technologiestiftung Berlin and our CityLAB Director Dr Benjamin Seibel.
