Examples of using Kotti in English and their translations into German
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The school cooperates, amongst others, with Kotti e. V.
The protest of Kotti& Co invites Berlin to become a democratic city.
The book und deswegen sind wir hier documents the history of this social protest andthe central role played by Kotti& Co.
We support Kotti& Co and their Gecekondu and we share their demands.
We will lose the kind of city that attracts us andso many tourists to our neighborhoods if we do not support what Kotti& Co has started here.
The current Stammtisch will take place between Kotti, Kanal and Görli, in the middle of our cool Berlin.
We start at the Kotti and then over the Görli and the Schlesi with a"Wegbier" we will head to the Warschauerstr.
A personal favorite of iHeartBerlin's Claudio this might be the most central andpractical public pool we have located not too far off Kotti at Prinzenstraße.
Kotti& Co- Die Mietergemeinschaft am Kottbusser Tor was founded in 2011 in protest of the high rents for Berlin's social housing.
It is not unusual to meet pop star Peaches eating a snack at Kotti or stumble upon the world's most famous doorman Sven Marquardt in a small gallery at an opening of an exhibition.
Kotti& Co and Teddy Cruz with Fonna Forman give insights into their respective work in Berlin and the San Diego-Tijuana border region.
Yesterday night at kristen erisonsaka kevin blechdoms releaseparty in kreuzberg(kotti). in the beginning it was quite lame but in the end it gets better and better.
With its Gecekondu, the Kotti& Co tenants' initiative has been occupying the public square in front of the Kottbusser Tor in Berlin's Kreuzberg district since 2012.
For a few months now we have been mostly working out of Blogfabrik which is located in the middleof popular Kreuzberg, 5 minutes walk from Kotti, and 10 minutes by bike from Schlesi.
Especially the area around Kotti because it is really special and it reminds me of Exarhia, a neighborhood in Athens that I used to live in.
Local residents of the troubled public urban space"Kottbusser Tor" in Berlin's Kreuzberg districtwere invited to develop visions of"my Kotti", and thereby to play, discuss, and exchange information with one another.
The atmosphere at the Kotti Gecekondu is one of openness; everyone is invited to the conversations, to participate, to contribute, and to envision their own forms of protest.
Vinyl is the medium of choice within their peer group- a friend of them who is hanging out with us(and who happens to be the son of a well known label boss in Germany)describes it like that"Other people go to Kotti to score some heroin- we are addicted to vinyl.
Many of the protesters of Kotti& Co have lived in this so-called problematic Großraumsiedlung(“housing projects”). And many of those who live here were amongst the first people who in the 1960s started to turn Kreuzberg into the‘multicultural' neighborhood it is designated today.
This trendy and artistic neighbourhood has all the best bits of Berlin in one place, and it also brings together very different contrasts: you can either live in a fancy area around the Bergmannskiez orthe Paul-Lincke-Ufer, or enjoy the alternative and multicultural scene with a graffitied backdrop in Oranienstraße and Kotti Kottbusser Tor.
And the renaissance of Kugelpudel at the Kotti in Bochum is also great! catapulted the ice cream scene in the Ruhr region into a whole new stratosphere, as you don't just get fantastic home-made, often vegan ice cream, but also that cultural events such as concerts, poetry slams, and exhibitions take place here.
The supplement presents the result of the collaboration of Kotti& Co with architect Teddy Cruz and political scientist Fonna Forman within the context of the Wohnungsfrage project: a socio-spatial model that draws a connection between housing issues in Berlin and the informal design practices found in the Mexican border town of Tijuana.
For many people at Kotti, segregation aligns itself with painful memories: There's the story that Kreuzberg was the only place where one could get an apartment in the 1960s and 70s; and then the 1975 Zuzugssperre(moving restriction based on nationality) that literally marked people's passports with the message that this was a neighborhood they were not allowed to move to anymore.
