Many thanks to Manuel Vering, whose video shows all those interested the way to the Fliegerwerkstatt. We look forward to seeing you! You are always welcome!
Continue reading “Come and visit us!”

Many thanks to Manuel Vering, whose video shows all those interested the way to the Fliegerwerkstatt. We look forward to seeing you! You are always welcome!
Continue reading “Come and visit us!”
How does an engine work? What parts does it have and how is it constructed? To take a look inside, we make a cutaway model from the original T 53 helicopter engine.
To do this, all assemblies and parts are disassembled, cut out at predetermined points and then reassembled. This is the plan of Günter Hujer, who himself once worked on precisely this type of engine during his professional training.
In small groups, the young people are currently busy disassembling and labeling the parts.
Our young people from the Albert-Schweitzer-Gymnasium built mobile kitchen modules for our neighbour Hangar1. There were certain requirements for the dinner-thek, but there was still enough leeway in the design to allow the young people’s ideas to flow in. Continue reading “Mobile Kitchen for the Hangar1”
Two projects came to a close at our spectacle in December: ‘Instruments of the Continents’ and ‘Mask Play’ – instruments met masks and the piece FRIENDS was created.
Since last spring, our young people set powerful activities in motion to build their ‘Instruments of the Continents’. They sawed, milled, glued, sanded and painted their sounding bodies to finally string them and hear how it sounds.
Dress rehearsal and a look behind the scenes.
(Photos: Fliegerwerkstatt)
Then it finally started. 80 spectators could experience a unique performance and the great effort of our young people.
Almost all the instruments could be found in our play FRIENDS. Some instruments, e.g. the first tin can violins, were on display as exhibits on the event evening.
They played on exclusively self-made instruments, with specially designed masks and stories written for them: The pupils of the Hans-Böckler-Schule, the Friedenauer Gemeinschaftsschule, the Albert-Schweitzer-Gymnasium, the OSZ Lotis, the OSZ Kim, the OSZ Büro1 and OSZ Körperpflege as well as other young people from the Fliegerwerkstatt Berlin.
The music for the instruments was written by the composer and musician Hansjörn Brandenburg and rehearsed with the young people. The instruments and masks were brought together by the staging of Donald Becker and Renata Messing.
Event professionals Gregor Beling and André Wlodarski provided the right lighting and perfect sound during rehearsals and the performance.
We would like to express our sincere thanks to the Stiftung Berliner Sparkasse for sponsoring the project ‘Instruments of the Continents’ and to the Jugendamt Tempelhof-Schöneberg for sponsoring the project ‘Maskenspiel’ within the framework of the Experimentation Fund.
We cordially invite you and look forward to seeing you again!
Continue reading “Invitation to the SPECTACLE on 3 December 2022”
Our project ‘Practical testing for young refugees’ in cooperation with Arbeit und Bildung e.V. and IPLE is in its fourth year. 72 young people from six schools were each at the Fliegerwerkstatt for a week during their orientation phase.
Continue reading “Familiarisation during the workshop weeks”
Under the title ‘We are the tenants – Vacancy at the former Tempelhof Airport? No way!’ the Berliner Zeitung also reported on the Fliegerwerkstatt on 8/6/2022.
For the play ‘Das Wirtshaus im Spessart’ we built the stage design! At Whitsun, the play can be seen at the Brandenburg Theater Festival in the St. Paulikloster. Continue reading “Stage set for ‘Das Wirtshaus im Spessart”
We have now also built a raised bed on the sunny Tempelhofer Feld and can start growing vegetables.
Continue reading “Our new raised bed in the Allmende garden”
The restoration of the cockpit mockup of a Dornier 728 jet is completed. A great project in cooperation with the Museum of Technology and Günter Hujer comes to an end.
Continue reading “The DO-728 leaves the Fliegerwerkstatt heading for the Museum of Technology”