Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin gGmbH - Berlin

Sana „Bana“ Bordugana

Hier kann man das Kantinen Essen an warmen Tagen vorzüglich im Innenhof des WZB zu sich nehmen. Ab 13.00Uhr wird die Kantine für Nicht hier Beschäftigte,also für Jedermann freigegeben.
Die Essensauswahl u. der Geschmack ist zufriedenstellend bis gut ?⚠️absolut preiswert ?

K.D. Schmitz (eMobilitätsberatung)

Sehr spannende location. Habe an einer interessanten Kurzveranstaltung 'warum gibt es immer noch so viele Autos in Berlin' teilgenommen. Sehr gute Ansatz, Frage konnte aber leider nicht beantwortet werden. Die Diskussion nach der Veranstaltung war das erfolgreichere. Weniger Autos durch den Übergang zu BEV, nur noch e-Car sharing, sind 2 Tipps von mir.

Mingyi Wang

Der Gebäudekomplex erinnert an einem Festungsbau

Andreas Fett

Von der Vorderfront sieht es gut aus

Cor Cater

The WZB building in Berlin is a wild ride from start to finish. First off, let's address the elephant in the room – this place might secretly be a maze, architected to keep the many brains in it guessing, even when trying to locate the loo. Seriously, the architecture is so complex, that I half expected your ability to navigate its halls without the guidance of someone who has worked there for over 2 years to be part of your interviewing process. If you’re so smart you think you want to work here, see if you can locate the exit dr. such and such.

The colors of the building are like a throwback to the 90s soft serve swirls – strawberry pink melting into blueberry blue, with a sprinkle of whimsy on top. It's mesmerizing, to say the least. Now, let's talk about the Mensa. It's not just a cafeteria; it's actually good food, with lots of German-Turkish influences. Rumor on the street has it that the people working there have gone to bat to keep the catering company at all costs. Fresh salads, soups, breads, and of course caffeinated drinks—they can keep you sorted, and you’ll need it if you ever want to find that exit.

The most relaxing part of the building is the outside dining area. No blue, no purple, no orange floors, just flowers, grass and the occasional puppy brought to work. Pure bliss and restful for the eyes. It's like a picnic, but with WiFi, fewer ants, and more Germans.

In summary, the WZB building is a quirky masterpiece that offers both intellectual stimulation and architectural wonder. Whether you're here for groundbreaking research or just to satisfy your taste buds, or get high on sensory overloading your eyes while just having good tomato soup (and nothing mushroomy like) this place delivers.

Just be prepared that you might never leave as the inside is a bit like navigating a labyrinth designed by a mad scientist. But here's the twist: amidst the architectural chaos, there's a hidden lesson in clarity. Researchers here are practically forced to appreciate the importance of clean academic reasoning, if only to make sense of their surroundings. It's like a crash course in logical thinking, courtesy of the building itself.

So, while the interior might leave you scratching your head, rest assured that the professional and clear research that comes out of the organization stands in stark contrast. After all, there's beauty in chaos – and maybe a few groundbreaking discoveries too.

Ps I found a secret door in the loo—I couldn’t get it to open but let me know if you can and if that’s the exit as I’m still stuck in the building.

Qihua M

I was walking to Potsdamer Platz along the bank of the river, and found the Social Science Center Building was very serene with its reflection on the water. It is in late autumn with falling leaves and brown and yellow foliage, very beautiful! Cheers!

Isac Braganca

Interessante e produtor de soluções para os povos!
Parabéns WZB instituto...? Gostaria de saber e participar mais com vocês ❤️?✊

Timo Kraus