Are there any vacancies?
In this moment, we are looking for an intern and patrons for the test site.
Do you want to help us?
In the coming months, the name of the game is: Get to work! We are looking for volunteer supporters, e.g. for campaigns, the construction of street furniture or translation work . If interested, write us: info@radbahn.berlin.
Get to know the advisory board!
14 great people volunteer to advise and critically review our project.
Find out who is part of the advisory board and what tasks this body has.
Team & Supporters
The team of Reallabor Radbahn
Dr. Silke Domasch
coordinates the study topics of Reallabor Radbahn and, as an expert in participation, facilitates diverse discussions and dialogues with all participants, especially citizens, our advisory board and other stakeholders.
Luise Flade
took on the role of communications manager and press spokesperson and ensures that all stakeholder groups are informed about our plans and activities. To do this, she talks to many people and uses many channels - from email to Mastodon.
Matthias Heskamp
is an architect, managing director and conceptual mastermind, coordinator and visionary. He previously studied under Pritzker Prize winner Álvaro Siza in Porto and managed projects for David Chipperfield Architects in Berlin.
Natalie Hipp
is the architect in charge of the planning process for the test field and coordinates its construction and completion together with the team of planners and external partners.
Dr. Maximilian Hoor
is Managing Director, worked in the Department of Integrated Transport Planning at TU Berlin and completed his doctorate there on mobility cultures and urban cycling. He is responsible for participation, evaluation and scientific monitoring of the project.
Marius Kochsiek
supports us as an intern in planning, events and communication. He has lots of creative ideas for our social media and ensures that our administrative processes run smoothly.
Phillipp Leisenberg
is as a creative organising talent responsible for the planning and implementation of our events, which help to draw attention to the space under the viaduct and get people excited about the Radbahn.
Perttu Ratilainen
is also a managing director and previously worked for a Fortune 500 company in various countries until he moved to Berlin in 2014. Reallabor Radbahn benefits from his wealth of experience in communication, financing and business development.
Anne Reiber
supports the team as a student in the urban and architectural planning of the test site and is extremely skilful in its graphic design.
Karl Erik Schmitz
supports us as a student employee with his technical skills in all IT-related processes and solves many of our technical problems.
Jeanette Werner
is the project manager of Reallabor Radbahn. She handles all the tasks that are necessary for planning the design, daily business, and managing the team. She is currently pausing.
paper planes e.V. – the team behind the Radbahn idea
Without the extraordinary dedication of the members of paper planes e.V., the Reallabor Radbahn project would not exist. In addition to initiating new projects, they continue to develop the overall Radbahn concept and provide support with their professional input.
At Our Side – Supporters
Advisory Board
Since September 2020, an inderdisciplinary project advisory board supports Reallabor Radbahn. The task of the project advisory board is to identify various user needs and to incorporate them into our project.
Berlin's City Administration
From the very beginning, the Radbahn team has pursued a philosophy of cooperation with city administrations and political actors. Through effective dialogue and by linking unique planning competencies, we want to set new standards of collaboration between project members and administrative bodies. We are therefore especially grateful to the district authority of Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, which has demonstrated its political will by assigning a bicycle traffic planner to our project.