Kiez Font
Mckenzie Witting
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The Kiez is an old school style font designed by Elena Albertoni in 2016. Inspired by shop and bar signage of the sixties and seventies, which can still be found today in the so called Kiez in Hamburg St. Pauli or in one or another Kiez in Berlin, which means neighborhood here. It also has a cinematic touch, again: think of the sixties and seventies or your favorite b-movie.
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Inspired by shop and bar signage of the sixties and seventies, which can still be found today in the so called Kiez in Hamburg St. Pauli or in one or another Kiez in Berlin, which means neighborhood here.
Initially planned in a grid pattern as a bourgeois neighborhood at the end of the 19th century, the Kiez runs from Leinestrae in the south up to Columbiadamm, borders Tempelhofer Feld to the west and Herrmannstrae to the east. About a hundred years later, after the closing of the Tempelhof airport, the Kiez and its surrounding areas in Neuklln belonged to the cheap living of working-class or migrant households in Berlin. Since the reopening of the former airport as the today well-known Tempelhofer Feld in 2008 and its access from Herrfurthstrae in 2010, the Kiez with its formerly affordable rents has become the subject of interest for many. With increasing interest and moving, it is not only the social constitution of the neighborhoods that has changed rapidly.
This article takes you on a walk past the former Ingenieurschule fr Bauwesen via the traditional Fraktura typeface on the corner pub to the round, poppy shapes of the vintage shop and the minimalist logo of the art gallery. The Schillerkiez therefore can be seen as an example of the contrast and coexistence of more historically as well as more modern typefaces. The different stations of the Urban Type Walk not only hint at typographic trends but also refer to the background and history of the individual locations and the orientation of the places.
The former School for Engineering at Leinestrae 37, founded shortly after the Schillerkiez was built in 1913, is the oldest typography station on this walk. The big brick stone building is placed right in the middle of Leinestrae and marks the southern end of the Kiez.
The tailor located at Herrfurthplatz 4 is inconspicuous and mainly visited by residents. It has survived over the years and is now located between a Pilates studio and an ice cream shop. You can get clothes fitted here at a cheap price or attend sewing workshops. The logo, with blue-green lettering on a white background, is divided into two parts by a mixture of fonts and is now partly faded.
The sans-serif majuscule font in the upper part of the sign is static. In contrast, the lower part appears loose, almost like a cursive handwritten script with irregular punctuation, handcrafted to fit the theme of tailoring. The large dots are circular, and the individual characters are fluidly connected. Although it might not seem remarkable, it has a lovely design and refers to another period of the Kiez.
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Every Thursday at 5:30 pm our KiezTour starts through the oldest queer neighborhood in Europe. Immerse yourself in 140 years of history and get to know queer culture and subculture. Accompanied by one of our DRAG-Queens, who knows the neighborhood very well, you will learn more than you could read in history books and on the way there will be not just one delicious surprise waiting for you.
Our KiezTour is aimed at all Berliners, all newcomers and all visitors to Berlin who want to get to know and experience Europe's oldest queer neighborhood with its 140-year history in an entertaining way and with one or two liquid and culinary surprises. On our round about 4-hour tour we take you every Thursday through our Regenbogenkiez at Nollendorfplatz in the heart of Berlin-Schneberg. We'll pass legendary locations, explore quirky scene bars, snoop into stores for fetish supplies, cross the paths of "Emil and the Detectives", try one or the other delicacy, go on a ramble from Berlin's founding years and the "first German gay movement" to the golden 20s, life under the Nazi dictatorship, past the iconic 80s to modern times, show you how relevant queer institutions are as "shelters" and why this loving, open and tolerant neighborhood is so important and worth protecting. We will show you what you can't read in any history book and prepare you and your friends an entertaining, funny and sociable evening. Since we also go into bars and locations where the entrance is only allowed from 18 years and up, all participants must be of age at the beginning of the tour.
Our guides are well-known Berlin DRAG-Queens, who were either baptized with Spreewater or are already so connected to the city that they will tell you a lot about the neighborhood and its special features. Among others, our tours are currently led by either Jurassica Parka, Margot Schlnzke, Anna Klatsche or Jacky-Oh Weinhaus. Book your ticket now, because the number of participants per tour is limited!
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La ville, sept fois plus grande que Paris , s'tend sur 900 kilomtres, divise en une multitude de quartiers les kiez. 40% de sa superficie est compose d'espaces boiss et de plans d'eau et le meilleur moyen d'explorer Berlin, est de le faire vlo. On peut prendre le mtro avec sa bicyclette sous le bras !
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