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Unexpectedly green. That’s how Alice-Salomon-Platz strikes you. Not the grey concrete expanse you might picture from the era of the last large-scale housing development in the GDR. No. This is Berlin-Hellersdorf’s heart. Alice-Salomon-Platz the centre of this district.

Alice-Salomon-Platz. The name itself whispers history. It honors Alice Salomon a pioneering social worker and educator. She founded Germany’s first social work school. A woman who fought for social justice. She even earned a doctorate in a time when few women did. This square is named for her. It’s a testament to her legacy.

The Alice-Salomon-Platz however hasn’t always been so vibrant. After the fall of the Berlin Wall the area remained somewhat underdeveloped. It lacked the infrastructure of a thriving city centre. But things changed. Starting in 2003 the city invested heavily in Alice-Salomon-Platz. They filled the gaps. They modernized its public spaces. They created better accessibility for pedestrians and cyclists.

The Alice-Salomon-Hochschule the Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences. It moved here in 1998. It’s a significant presence on the Platz. This brings a youthful energy. It injects dynamism into the area. It fits the legacy of the square’s namesake.

But the story doesn’t end there. Even today Alice-Salomon-Platz is evolving. A recent architectural competition aimed to improve the square even more. The goal is increased green spaces. The goal is climate resilience. The goal is a more inviting atmosphere for everyone. The winning design focuses on sustainability and making the space more pleasant for residents. The aim is to transform Alice-Salomon-Platz into a true green heart for Hellersdorf. Construction is planned for 2026.

Imagine then. A few years from now. A greener Alice-Salomon-Platz. A space that perfectly blends its history with a modern vision. A fitting tribute to Alice Salomon. A place that embodies the spirit of community and progress. That’s what awaits us here at Alice-Salomon-Platz.

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