Presentation Tegel by Philipp Bouteiller

⟩ Dr. Philipp Bouteiller

⟩ Berlin

⟩ 3rd November 2015

BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC –

REALISING A SMART CITY VISION

FOR GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT

© BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 2

25 YEARS

© Berlin Partner

From Walled City…

© BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 3 © Berlin Partner

…to World City


25 YEARS

© Berlin Partner

From Scar Tissue…

© BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 5 © Berlin Partner

…to a beating Heart


BERLIN – THE CAPITAL OF

TRANSFORMATION

Foto © Gerhard Kassner

Two phases of

major urban

transformation:

after 1945 and

after 1989


BERLIN

Visualisierung Transformationsräume Berlin für 2030 ©SenstadtUm, Referat I A

Tegel

BER

7 © BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC

© bitter… - Fotolia.com

2017

2017!

Tempelhof 2008


OFFIZIELLER SENATSBESCHLUSS IM APRIL 2013

MASTERPLAN BERLIN TX L – THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC

© BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC

Landscape

K.-S.-

Quarter

TXL North 29 ha

Core of the Urban Tech Republic

16 ha

Industrial park - west

Industrial park - east

Campus

61 ha

Cité Pasteur

Commercial

39 ha

42 ha

38 ha

26 ha

No

rth

-So

uth

exp

an

sio

n 1

,9 k

m

Project area Building area

Green area and scenery

Traffic area

495 ha 203 ha

262 ha

30 ha

East-West expansion 4,4 km

9

SUBSPACES without scale


~ 5% THE SIZE OF

THE CITY OF PARIS

Foto © Benh Lieu Song

41 m i2 2 m i2


5,0km 2,5km

Kanz leram t Bundestag

BM für Verkehr und digi tale Infrastruk tur

BM für Wirtschaft und Energie

BM für Bi ldung und Forschung Hauptbahnhof

U- und S-Bahnhof Jungfernheide

U-Bahnhof Kurt- Schum acher-Platz

A111

A100

Fraunhofer Insti tut Offene Kom m unikation

Fraunhofer Insti tut Produk tionsanlagen

Fraunhofer Insti tut Nachrichtentechnik

Beuth Hochschule für Technik

Technische Universi tät

Westhafen

Borsighafen

7,5km

Messe Berl in

Kurfürstendam m

INFRASTRUCTURE

COMPANIES

POLITICS

UNIVERSITIES AND INSTITUTES

München, Leipz ig

Prag, Dresden

Frank furt/ Oder,

Warschau

Hannover, Magdeburg

Danz ig, Stett in

Berl in TX L

Ham burg, Rostock

10 M

in.

TX L

TX L

TX L

TX L

TX L

TX L

Motorway

Borsigharbour

Westharbour

Central Station

City & Governm ent

Airport BER

1 m in

5 m in

10 m in

10 m in

15 m in

25 m in

11

SETTING


CHALLENGES OF THE 21ST CENTURY

Fotolia: Scarcity © shyshka | Energiewende © violetkaipa | Demographic © flashpics | Urbanisation © chungking

Energiewende Demographic change Urbanization

Resource scarcity Climate change

© BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 13 Foto © Hagens_world | www.flickr.com/photos/hagens_world (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

THE 19TH CENTURY WAS A CENTURY OF EMPIRES,

DAS THE 20TH CENTURY WAS A CENTURY OF NATION STATES,

DAS THE 21ST CENTURY WILL BE A CENTURY OF CITIES

(Wellington Webb, ehem. Bürgermeister Denver, Colorado)


URBAN STATS THERE IS MORE

CITY BY THE DAY

Urban

population

Urban GDP

Creation

Coverage of

Earth Surface

Urban

Resource

Consumption

Graphics © NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center


CHANGE OF PERSPECTIVE

Image © www.airpano.com


Hubs of

creativity

Resource

efficient

Fun to

live in

Economic

powerhouses * per capita

CITIES ARE GOOD FOR US


GLOBAL TREND

SMART CITITES

Background © Visible Earth by NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center

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


2025: 5,990 bn US$ annual m arket volum e

FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES ARE THE MARKET

OF THE FUTURE. STARTING ANY TIME NOW.

Source: Greentech Umwelttechnologie-Atlas 4.0 (Juli 2014) / BMUB | Roland Berger


URBAN TECHNOLOGIES ARE THE KEY FOR FUTURE

GROWTH – WHICH THE INDUSTRY HAS ALREADY

RECOGNIZED


Materials ICT

Resource-efficiency Energy Mobility

Inventing new materials Developing

intelligent ICT

solutions

Developing and testing new

concepts of mobility

Field-testing the future

world of energy

Revolutionizing recycling,

Optimising water technology

Urban Technologies

are our m ission,

sm arter cities

our vision

Berl in TX L – The

Urban Tech

Republ ic

Mobility © Audi Urban Future Initiative – Team Berlin / Studio Schwitalla | other illustrations © JeRoen Murré


4 Major Universities

31 Polytechs &

Private Universities

70 Non-University

Research Institutes 171,000 Students

Growing Berlin:

+50k p.a.


BERLIN‘S MUNICIPAL ENTERPRISES

OUR SUPER-DRIVERS AND POWER USERS OF

URBAN TECH

AND: BERLIN HAS BECOME EUROPE’S #1 STARTUP CITY

Source: Thomson One; EY Research

OVERALL AMOUNT OF VENTURE CAPITAL TRANSACTIONS IN START-UPS (TECHNOLOGY AND

DIGITAL MEDIA) BETWEEN JANUARY AND JUNE 2015

119

195

418

848

1.066

1.445

Munich

Ham bourg

Paris

Stockholm

London

Berl in

„London and Berl in are by far the m ost im portant start-up centers in Europe„

Thom as Prüfer, Transak tionsberatung EY

Investments in Mio. €



Europe‘s largest

m unicipal bathing

enterprise

Europe‘s largest

em ergency service

Germ any‘s largest fire

brigade

Germ any’s largest

m unicipal water

suppl ier

Europe‘s largest

m unicipal waste

m anagem ent

corporation

Europe‘s largest

tram network

Germ any‘s largest

connected publ ic-

transport system

BERLIN‘S MUNICIPAL ENTERPRISES

OUR SUPER-DRIVERS AND POWER USERS OF

URBAN TECH



Rem odel

Rethink, Reuse, Repurpose Spaces and Urban Density


DOES A ROAD SYSTEM HAVE TO LOOK

LIKE THIS?

Detroit Highway | © Peter Andrew - http://www.peterandrew.ca/


A MORE SEOULFUL APPROACH

The Cheonggyecheon River Restoration Project: The Restoration of Environmental, Social & Economic in Seoul

WALKING THROUGH THE WHOLE CITY

WITHOUT CROSSING A SINGLE ROAD


THE OLD

BROADWAY

Broadway New York | Image © New York City Department of Transportation


A BETTER

BROADWAY

Broadway New York | Image © New York City Department of Transportation

© BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 29 Smart City operations center of Rio de Janeiro | © City of Rio de Janeiro

TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTER

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL


TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTER

BEIJING

Beijing Traffic Control Centre | Image © Jupiter Systems


© BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 32 "Cyclists at red 2" by heb@Wikimedia Commons (mail) - Own work.

Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Commons - https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cyclists_at_red_2.jpg#/media/File:Cyclists_at_red_2.jpg

BICYCLES ARE PART

OF THE SOLUTION



AND SO ARE NEXT

GEN CARS...

© by Google, Inc.


11. Septem ber 2014, printed in 44h


PRINTING A CITY?


THE TECHNOLOGY IS

ADVANCING FAST

Five-storey apartment building by Yingchuang | Images © Yingchuang


A PRINTED VILLA (2015)

world's first 3D printed villa by Yingchuang | Images © Yingchuang © BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 38


2K SQUARE METERS

FULLY 3D PRINTED

OFFICES – COMING

VERY SOON

UAE Innovation Comittee | Dubai © BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 39


INTERNET OF THINGS & INDUSTRY 4.0

CHANGE OUR LIVES

⟩ Highly resource

efficient

⟩ Decentral iz ed

production within

cities/ close to

custom ers

⟩ Production costs

sam e as in Asia

©ITU Pictures (CC BY 2.0)

www.flickr.com/photos/itupictures 40


KONDRATIEFF CYCLE DETERMINED BY ENVIRONMENTAL AND

BIOTECHNOLOGIES, HEALTH INDUSTRY, INTERNET OF THINGS

Age

Innovation

Cycle

Steam engine,

Textile industry

Steel,

Railway

Electricity,

Chemistry

Automobile,

Petrochemistry

IT, Communication

Technology

Biotech, Renewables,

Urban Tech

Mass Production Mass Transport &

Distribution

Mass

consumption

Individual

mobility

Information

Technology

Health,

Quality of life

1 2 3 4 5 6

Urban

Age

1800 1850 1900 1950 2000 2050 Early industria l iz ation Late industria l iz ation Service Global iz ation Li fe Sciences

1 2 3

4 5

6


FAST ADVANCING TECHNOLOGIES

Quelle: McKinsey | Foto by Thomas Brault (Public Domain)

⟩ Internet of Things

⟩ High-performance materials

⟩ Advanced robotics

⟩ Alternative propulsion

⟩ Clean energy

⟩ Autonomous driving

⟩ Genomics

⟩ 3-D printing

⟩ Energy storage

⟩ Water treatment

⟩ Upscaling of knowledge

⟩ Mobile Internet

⟩ Big Data

⟩ Cloud Computing

⟩ Cybersecurity


Science

Industry Research


CONCEPTS

Traffic

Concept

Redevelopment

Ex isting

Bui ldings

Experim ential

Fields

Am enity, Leisure and

Recreation

Integrated

Design Concept

Cri terias for

Sustainable

Development

Sustainable

Infrastructure

and Technology

= Urban Tech Republ ic

as future-oriented

place to work and l ive



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

More than 140 sm art

infrastructure com ponents


FREE SPACE

⟩ Large Greenfield

⟩ Medium Greeenfield

⟩ Small Greenfield

HANGARS/ HALLS

⟩ Hangar N1-N1A

⟩ Hangar N2

⟩ Space for additional Hangars

APPLICATION FIELDS

⟩ Urban Production Lab

⟩ Urban Housing Lab

⟩ Urban Office Lab, Lab-Cockpit

⟩ Urban Green Spaces

⟩ Roadspace Lab

BERLIN TX L – FREEDOM FOR EX PERIMENTS

SPECIAL SPACE

⟩ Runway as a testing field

EX PERIMENTAL FIELDS

Foto Energie durch Bewegung © Pavegen PR | Kleine Energieerzeuger © Turbine Light by TAK Studio

Solar Roadway – press picture: solarroadways.com

Solar roadway

Energy through m ovem ent

OPERATING A LIVING LAB FOR INNOVATIVE

TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

Decentral ised energy producers


DEVELOPING SCALABLE MODELS TESTING THE IMPACT ON THE CITY AND

IMPLEMENTING NEW BUSINESS MODELS IN PROJECTS

Grafiken © Audi Urban Future Initiative – Team Berlin / Studio Schwitalla

Developing

Concepts

Bui lding up

System s

Testing in urban space


THE PROJECT IS PART OF A CITYWIDE

FUTURE LAB STRATEGY

Visualisierung Transformationsräume Berlin für 2030 | © SenstadtUm, Referat IA

u.a. Innovationszentrum

für Applikationsadaptierte

Multifunktionselektronik

Technologiepark - Wissenschafts-,

Wirtschafts- und Medienstandort

Industriepark für produzierende

Unternehmen aus dem Bereich

erneuerbaren Energien

Forschungsstandort der

Gesundheitswirtschaft

mit angeschlossener

Kliniklandschaft

Forschung- und Entwicklung an der

Schnittstelle von Technologie,

Kreativwirtschaft und Künste

Referenzstandort für

nachhaltige

Energielösungen

IT-und Energietechnik, Innovationspark

für Optoelektronik, Medizin- und Biotech

Universitäts, Wissenschafts- und

Forschungsstandort – Gesundheit,

IKT Materialwissenschaften

Schaufenster für

Smart-City-Lösungen

© BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC

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


© BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 51 Visualisierung © WEST 8

© BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 52 Visualisierung © WEST 8


TERMINAL B – SUMMIT AND INNOVATION CENTER

© gmp Architekten von Gerkan, Marg und Partner



LOOP © gmp Architekten von Gerkan, Marg und Partner



LOOP © gmp Architekten von Gerkan, Marg und Partner



SKY TERRACE © gmp Architekten von Gerkan, Marg und Partner


TERMINAL D – BASECAMP

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE OFFICE © GRAFT Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH


TERMINAL D – BASECAMP

CO-WORKING © GRAFT Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH


HANGARS N1/ N2 – BERLIN FIRE AND RESCUE ACADEMY & TRADE FAIR CENTER

© gbp Architekten



BFRA © gbp Architekten



CONVENTION © gbp Architekten



TRADE FAIR © gbp Architekten

© BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 63 Visualisation © Andreas Schiebel

VISION BERLIN TXL 2040

⟩ 800-1,000 companies,

institutes, research facilities

⟩ 10 ha experimental fields

⟩ 495 ha total area

⟩ 250 ha built area

⟩ 15-20,000 jobs

⟩ 5,000 students

⟩ €2 Bn. total revs. p.a. ⟩ 10,000 residents

⟩ €180 Mio. tax revs. p.a.

for Berlin

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