Summary
A re-naturalization project for the Spree River, centered around Berlin's Museum Island, demonstrates how urban regeneration can integrate ecological sustainability with historic preservation. The Flussbad Berlin initiative treats the river as a public space and resource, addressing contemporary challenges like environmental stewardship, community engagement, and public-private collaboration. By conceptualizing Berlin as a 'dialogic city,' the project fosters diverse interactions that promote sustainable development while revitalizing a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This approach offers a model for balancing urban renewal with ecological restoration in historic contexts.
Citation
Marotta, I. (2018). Flussbad Berlin Re-Naturalization Project for the Spree River in the Museum Island. Advanced Materials Research, 1149, 76–85. https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/amr.1149.76