but tegel lives on.b and alasdair keane has been airside. this was, for decades, berlin's gateway to the world, transporting millions of passengers every year to and from the german capital until demand finally outgrew what its �*70s chic could offer. when berlin's tegel airport closed in 2020, there was one big question — what to do with such a huge site? the answer — a space for technology companies, university and even the homes of the future. let's go and take a look. where better to start a tour than the highest spot? tell us about tegel airport. well, yeah, it's a true panoramic experience. what we can see really well from up here is actually the former orange cargo hold and that the former workshops where we have that first community of start—ups already here. they do autonomous driving, all sorts of urban tech innovations, yeah, they really give the space a sense of what it feels like when we actually have a community here. the architecture here is quite iconic. the plan is to keep a lot of it? a

but tegel lives on.b and alasdair keane has been airside. this was, for decades, berlin's gateway to the world, transporting millions of passengers every year to and from the german capital until demand finally outgrew what its �*70s chic could offer. when berlin's tegel airport closed in 2020, there was one big question — what to do with such a huge site? the answer — a space for technology companies, a university and even the homes of the future. let's go and take a look. where better to start a tour than the highest spot? tell us about tegel airport. well, yeah, it's a true panoramic experience. what we can see really well from up here is actually the former orange cargo hold and that the former workshops where we have that first community of start—ups already here. they do autonomous driving, all sorts of urban tech innovations, yeah, they really give the space a sense of what it feels like when we actually have a community here. the architecture here is quite iconic. the plan is to keep a lot of it?

we're in the former cargo hall of the airport tegel that used to be the place where all airfreight —r luggage — went through. here, we have organisations from renewable energies that work, for instance, on green hydrogen or storing heat for cities in the future. we've also have got companies working on e—mobility, but also food production and also sustainable construction of houses. what is the draw for a tech company to come and be based here at an old airport? there's lots of space and solutions for future cities, they require space to develop prototypes, to have test labs and everything. the range of companies here so far is growing, like enerkite, who are developing power generating tech they hope could get electricity for communities, but also has the potential to pop up anywhere. but also companies are trying to get food production as close to homes as possible through mobile greenhouses. cheers! thank you. what is the big benefit to you as a start—up of being based here at the airport? a big dynamic and positive spirit to develop a technology that helps to fight the climate ch

this is my tegeller. uh, the mp is pregnant. let's listen. 40 years of discrimination against transgender people. it is important because it allows us transgender people to apply for the catch of the registration book somehow in the civil status without expensive compulsory medical treatment in us. the bill, however, also contains numerous discriminatory aspects. first, the data of transgender people must be transferred to the security authorities after applying for a change in gender data, second, people will not receive automatic access to the sauna locker room, and so on. this fear is completely unreasonable men will not change their gender identity to commit violent crimes. we don't just need symbolic politics and the rainbow flag. we need a law on self-determination without discrimination. lord, the bill is a monster, but in fact, and everything is in order, this is happening in germany. this is of course dangerous, because the germans are a special nation, if the germans get certain things, that is, choose a certain path. they follow hi