Architecture Professionalism AtlasBerlin, parcel by parcel.
AP Atlas turns Berlin’s parcels into places of architectural knowledge. The map brings together information about existing buildings, historical maps and documented observations from the 19th century to the present, wherever sources are available. Official land reference values add context for each parcel.
Projects researched through publicly available sources are linked to their parcels as references. The platform also enables users to add their own projects and experiences.
Thematic Study Areas will draw on this knowledge to offer analyses and architectural and social perspectives on the Berlin we live in and love.
Is a project missing? Add it with its parcel, the people and offices involved, and the available sources.
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Add a project
A project is missing from the map?
Add it to the Atlas and connect it to its parcel. If the project belongs to a particular building, you can link that building as well.
Record the project name and address, then add what you know: use, condition, dates, measurements, contributors and sources. Unknown details can stay empty. Existing, demolished and unbuilt projects are welcome.
Save privately as a draft, or submit the project for editorial review. Approved projects appear on their parcel and become available in the Atlas graph.
