Rigaer 94, Occupied building in Friedrichshain, Berlin, Germany.
Rigaer 94 is a five-story residential building in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg with multiple housing units and shared community spaces. The structure has long been a site for alternative living arrangements and regular community gatherings.
The building was established as a residential collective in the 1990s by residents and became a center for communal living. Its story is tied to the development of alternative housing models in eastern Berlin during that period.
The building serves as a meeting point for people engaged with housing rights and urban development questions. Visitors can experience discussions and events where residents openly address neighborhood concerns and share perspectives on community living.
The building is accessible to visitors, especially when community events are taking place. A look at the exterior and surroundings gives insight into how the project functions and is used daily.
The ground floor contains an open gathering space where regular programs on sustainable urban development take place. This approach to learning and sharing knowledge within the building makes it a resource for the surrounding community.
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