Magic Carpet by Pae White
Magic Carpet by Pae White

Art at BER

Connecting earth and sky

Architectural art is an integral element of building culture in Germany. For Terminal 1 of the BER, artists have addressed the theme of "air-land". Artworks that were exhibited at Tegel Airport for many years have also been relocated to BER. Go on a journey of discovery, you can experience many artworks even without a flight ticket.

Five artworks for the BER

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Open Sky Box

by Takehito Koganezawa

Security controls,

Security controls 2 - 4

24/7

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THE Magic Carpet

by Pae White

Check-in areas,

Check-in Area 1-8

24/7

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untitled

by Matt Mulican

Outdoor Area,

Willy-Brandt-Platz

24/7

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Gadget

by Olaf Nicolai

Departure areas,

Gate A 17

24/7

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Sternentaler­himmel

by STOEBO

Arrival areas,

Arrival 1

24/7

More artworks

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Der Fall Daidalos und Ikaros

by Rolf Scholz (bronze, 1985)

Train station,

Level U1

24/7

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L'Albatros

by Rolf Lieberknecht (2021)

Train station,

Level U1

24/7

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Calais, before take-off

by Karlheinz Biederbick

Check-in areas,

Observation deck

Can be visited when the observation deck is open.

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Balance

by Hein Sinken (1983)

Check-in areas,

Observation deck

Can be visited when the observation deck is open.
Observation deck
Parking at BER

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