"The ZKU, Center for Art and Urbanistics, was established in 2012 with the conversion of a former freight station in Berlin Moabit. Its highly diverse program includes not only art, urban research, and various music events but also urban strategies, lectures, cinema, neighborhood markets, and much more. The available space soon became insufficient for the growing range of activities."
"Yizhi Wang + 20 Category: Cultural Architecture, Refurbishment Technical Team: Alisa Buslaeva Office Lead Architects: Peter Grundmann, Uwe Zinkahn Design Team: Peter Grundmann Architekten General Constructing: Quittenbaum Bauingenieure More SpecsLess Specs Yizhi Wang Text description provided by the architects. The ZKU, Center for Art and Urbanistics, was established in 2012 with the conversion of a former freight station in Berlin Moabit. Its highly diverse program includes not only art, urban research, and various music events but also urban strategies, lectures, cinema, neighborhood markets, and much more. The available space soon became insufficient for the growing range of activities."
ZKU, Center for Art and Urbanistics occupies a converted former freight station in Berlin Moabit, converted in 2012. The program combines art, urban research, music events, urban strategies, lectures, cinema, neighborhood markets and other public activities. Program breadth rapidly exceeded available space, creating a need for additional or reconfigured facilities. Project roles include lead architects Peter Grundmann and Uwe Zinkahn, design team Peter Grundmann Architekten, technical team led by Alisa Buslaeva, and general construction by Quittenbaum Bauingenieure. The project focuses on cultural architecture and refurbishment to accommodate multidisciplinary programming and community-oriented urban activities.
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