The Berlin Code

© BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC

⟩ Philipp Bouteiller, PhD (LSE)

⟩ 15th Sept. 2014

THE BERLIN CODE - FROM TEGEL AIRPORT

TO BERLIN TXL – THE URBAN TECH

REPUBLIC


BERLIN – THE CAPITAL OF

TRANSFORMATION

© BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 2

Two phases

of major

urban

transformation

:

after 1945

and after

1989

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BERLIN

Visualisierung Transformationsräume Berlin für 2030 ©SenstadtUm, Referat I A

Tempelhof

Tegel

Schönefeld

2008

2016


WE‘VE DREAMT THE DREAM

OF FLYING, NOW IT‘S TIME

FOR A NEW DREAM!

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SMART CITIES RUN ON URBAN TECHNOLOGIES

BERLIN TXL WILL BE THE LIGHTHOUSE PROJECT FOR

URBAN TECHNOLOGIES IN GERMANY


PROJECT AREA BERLIN TXL – THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC

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Project area Building area

Green area and scenery

Traffic area

495 ha 203 ha

262 ha

30 ha

, 1,223 acres


~ 7% THE SIZE OF TEL AVIV

4.95 km2

70 km2

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15 min to federal government.

BERLIN IS AT THE HEART OF EUROPE.

AND TXL AT THE HEART OF BERLIN.


5,0km 2,5km

Kanzleramt Bundestag

BM für Verkehr und digitale Infrastruktur

BM für Wirtschaft und Energie

BM für Bildung und Forschung Hauptbahnhof

U- und S-Bahnhof Jungfernheide

U-Bahnhof Kurt- Schumacher-Platz

A111

A100

Fraunhofer Institut Offene Kommunikation

Fraunhofer Institut Produktionsanlagen

Fraunhofer Institut Nachrichtentechnik

Beuth Hochschule für Technik

Technische Universität

Westhafen

Borsighafen

7,5km

Messe Berlin

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INFRASTRUCTURE

COMPANIES

POLITICS

UNIVERSITIES AND RESEARCH INSTITUTES

TXL

TXL

TXL

TXL

TXL

TXL

Motorway

Borsigharbour

Westharbour

Central Station

City & Government

Airport BER

1 min

5 min

10 min

10 min

15 min

25 min

Munich, Leipzig

Prague, Dresden

Frankfurt/ Oder,

Warsaw

Hannover, Magdeburg

Danzig, Stettin

Berlin TXL

Hamburg, Rostock

SETTING


RHA Reicher Haase Associierte GmbH, Dortmund

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KEY USES BERLIN TXL – THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC

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Gebäude N1 / N2

HANGARS

Berliner Fire & Rescue

Academy + exhibition space

Terminal D

BASECAMP

Incubator for Urban Technologies

Creative space/ meeting space/ public

infrastructure

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION STRIP

200 acres of manufacturing/ industrial

production area for urban tech industries

LANDNG STRIPS

Test area for mobility

solutions

EXPERIMENTAL FIELDS

Test area for Urban

Technologies

Gebäude E2

WORKSHOPS

LIVING IN INTELLIGENT BUILDINGS

3 designated residential areas

Terminal A/ A2

BEUTH UNIVERISTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES

Terminal B

CONVENTION- AND START-UP CENTER


BUT WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUT?


CHALLENGES OF THE 21ST CENTURY

Energiewende Demographic change Urbanization

Resource scarcity Climate change


CITIES: PROBLEM AND OPPORTUNITY

Earth’s

surface

Global

population

Resource

consumption

Global GDP

creation

3% 52% 75% 80%


THE 19TH CENTURY WAS

THE CENTURY OF EMPIRES

THE 20TH CENTURY WAS THE

CENTURY OF NATION STATES

THE 21ST CENTURY WILL BE

THE CENTURY OF CITIES

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Wellington Webb, former mayor

of Denver, Colorado


Hubs of

creativity

Resource

efficient

Fun to

live in

Economic

powerhouse

s * per capita

NEWS: CITIES ARE GOOD FOR US


GLOBAL TREND

SMART CITIES

Germany

BERLIN TXL

THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC

UK

Siemens Sustaina-

bility Centre

London

Denmark

Copenhagen

Cleantech Park

Netherlands

Amsterdam Smart

City

Russia

Skolkovo

Innovation Centre

China

Sino-German

Ecopark

Chile

Smart City

Santiago

USA

Los Angeles

Clean-tech

Incubator

USA

NYC Urban Tech

Innovation Center

Spain

22@Barcelona Austria

Smart City Wien:

Seestadt Aspern

Abu Dhabi

Masdar City

India

Smart City Kochi

Brazil

Smart City Rio


SMART CITIES ARE BUILT ON URBAN TECHNOLOGIES

PRODUCTION

Components

APPLICATION

System

RECYCLING ENERGY MOBILITY WATER

ICT

MATERIALS

SMART CITY

URBAN TECH


2025: 4,400 bn Euro market volume.

FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES ARE THE MARKET

OF THE FUTURE. STARTING ANY TIME NOW.


URBAN TECHNOLOGIES ARE THE KEY FOR FUTURE

GROWTH

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4 Major Universities 31 Polytechs &

Private Universities

70 Non-University

Research Institutes 165,000 Students Growing Berlin:

+50k p.a.


THINK BIGGER AND YOU GET GREATER RESULTS


PRINT A CITY?


AEROGRAPHIT

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SPIDER SILK

Strongest fibre in

the world

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SELF-HEALING

PLASTICS

Inspired by Rubber Tree

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BIOMIMICRY

⟩ Technologies inspired by

biological solutions at macro

and nanoscales

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ENERGY: YOUNICOS

The “Make an Island

100% renewable and

independent” energy

management solution

from Berlin

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UBITRICITY

The „€300 instead of

€8,000 e-charging

solution“ from Berlin

© Foto Robert Lehmann


CARSHARING: IDEAL TESTING

GROUND FOR FUTURE MOBILITY

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Carsharing –

Bookings per week

thousand

60

50

40

30

20

10

0 July 2012 Nov 2012 March 2013

London Miami

Stuttgart

Munich Vancouver

Hamburg Vienna

Berlin

Source: innoZ 2013 32


AUTOMATED DRIVING:

THE NEXT REVOLUTION

Source: www.autonomos-labs.com

Experimental car in

Berlin

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INTERNET OF THINGS WILL CHANGE

OUR LIVES

⟩ Industry 4.0

⟩ Cyber Physical

Systems

⟩ 3D Printing

⟩ Telematics

⟩ Home Automation

⟩ …

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Source: Stanford University © Amin Arbabian


BERLIN TXL TAKE-OFF AREA FOR

URBAN TECHNOLOGIES

©PICTURE WEW/FU BERLIN

Smart Cities run on Urban Technologies


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Science

Industry Research

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SOURCE OF INNOVATION

FOR SMART CITIES

Renowned research facilities

Innovative universities

National and

international companies

Inspiring founders

and start-up‘s

VIBRANT URBAN SPACE WITH INTERNATIONAL

CHARISMA

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CONCEPTS

Traffic

Concept

Redeveloping

Existing

Buildings

Experimen-

tation Fields

Amenity, Leisure and

Recreation

Integrated

Design Concept

Criteria for

Sustainable

Development

Sustainable

Infrastructure

and Technology

= Urban Tech Republic as

future-oriented place

to work and live

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Applications beyond „state of the art“

Innovation beyond the familiar

Embracing new trends

Intelligent use of standards and guidelines based on contemporary ….

Accounting for the unalterable i.e. general rules of economic viability

„MODULAR KIT“ OF

INNOVATIONS


150,000 m2* Building stock.

CREATIVITY THRIVES IN OPEN SPACES.

AND BERLIN TXL HAS MORE THAN

ENOUGH SPACE TO GO ROUND.

*1,600,000 sqf


SMALL HANGAR N2 LARGE HANGAR N1

BUILDING I

BUILDING Z3

BUILDING V BUILDING U

BUILDING E3

BUILDING E2

BUILDING W

TERMINAL A/A2 TERMINAL B COMPONENT K TERMINAL D

BUILDING N1A BUILDING H

ENERGY HEADQUARTERS



INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE OFFICE




CO-WORKING



INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION


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