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In a growing city, left over areas along the railways offer a unique opportunity for inner-city densification and a canvas for rethinking urbanism. A new masterplan for a green neighbourhood by the Köpenicker Station, ADEPT + Karres en Brands, is loyal to local context and history to frame a more sustainable way of living – and has a huge urban potential in the borderland between the city and infrastructure.
Historically, Berlin’s railways have always been a central part of the city’s development, and the planned transformation of former rail areas has revealed a huge urban potential. The winning proposal for transforming the former Köpenicker Freight
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