A gallery named Argus. How intriguing. Right here in Berlin, at Marienstraße 26, stands the Argus. It’s not just a display of captivating photographs. It’s a portal through time, reflecting the evolution of a research group from the Technical University of Berlin. The Argus journey began in 1974. A group of dedicated scientists at the TU Berlin embarked on a mission to explore the environment and human health. This research group, the seed of what would become Argus, laid the foundation for an organization that continues to inform and impact our understanding of these crucial areas. In 1987, this group formalized their collaboration, transforming into the ARGUS e.V., an association dedicated to their research. Three years later, they strengthened their ties with the TU Berlin through a cooperation agreement, solidifying their commitment to scientific exploration. This collaboration marked a pivotal moment in Argus’ history. The Argus then expanded its reach. In 1999, ARGUS GmbH was established, demonstrating the organization’s growth and its dedication to applying its research in practical solutions. Now, the Argus Gallery, situated in the heart of Berlin, showcases not only stunning visuals but also the enduring legacy of this research group. The photos within these walls likely whisper stories of environmental studies and breakthroughs in health research. They are a testament to the dedication and innovation of the scientists who formed the core of Argus.
Genossenschaft PA58
From 1981 the Genossenschaft PA58 stands tall. It’s a self-managed house project. This is its story. This impressive building in