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The St. Pauli Bunker was commissioned during WWII to protect Hamburg residents from Allied bombing raids. Once a symbol of Nazi ideology, the massive structure has received an ambitious new extension and makeover into a trendy greenery filled hotel and… Continue reading Huge WWII Nazi bunker transformed into mountainous inner-city park
Following severe flooding in 1960s Hamburg, Germany, that killed over 300 people, the city upgraded its flood defenses. However, recent simulations revealed that even higher flood barriers were required to protect against extreme high tides a… Continue reading Zaha Hadid Architects adds signature style to German flood defenses
Possibly the greatest hacker show on Earth, the 33rd annual Chaos Communication Congress (33C3) begins Tuesday morning in Hamburg, Germany. And Hackaday will be there! Contributing Editor [Elliot Williams] is taking the night train up and will be trying to take it all in for you. The schedule looks tremendous.
If you can’t make it, don’t fret. There will be live streaming, and the talks are usually available in preliminary edit for viewing or download just a few minutes after they finish. It’s even cooler to watch the talks with friends, though. Every hackerspace with a video projector could be …read more
Continue reading 33C3 Starts Tomorrow: We Won’t Be Sleeping for Four Days
Famous New Media Artist Jeremy Bailey wants to give other artists a chance to go into business. Continue reading A Silicon Valley-Like Startup Accelerator, But For Artists