URBAN NATION Museum

The URBAN NATION Museum in Berlin-Schöneberg was opened in 2017 as the first German street art museum and is run by the Stiftung Berliner Leben (Berlin Life Foundation).
The striking façade on the corner of Bülowstraße and Zietenstraße serves as a canvas for artists from all over the world and is redesigned at regular intervals. This makes the building itself a work of art. The interior design of the museum is characterised by an urban ‘look and feel’. The international architecture firm GRAFT transferred the street perspective to the interior of the building. This creates an open spatial concept with exhibition areas that partly extend over two floors. A bridge-like ‘high line’ leads through the two-storey exhibition areas and offers a variety of perspectives on the artworks.
In addition to its function as an exhibition space, the URBAN NATION Museum is also an extraordinary and unique event location for up to 150 guests. The right wing of the building was designed as an auditorium and allows for a variety of event formats such as networking receptions, company parties, (gala) dinners, after-work parties, creative meetings, team workshops, readings, (product) presentations, panel discussions and much more.
Technical equipment, furniture and catering can be individually arranged in all event rooms. To complete the UN experience, all cultural and creative activities associated with the museum, such as guided tours of the exhibition and the adjacent neighbourhood, various urban art workshops or live paintings, can be integrated into the event programme.