A former factory has been reincarnated as a cross-cultural cauldron of creativity, led by the venerable namesake publishing house Aufbau Verlag. Other ventures include an indie theatre, a bookstore, a design academy with a giant supply store, a gallery representing contemporary Roma and Sinti art, and a clutch of cafes.
Aufbau Haus
Kreuzberg
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