Architect Julian Bächle Is Expanding the Art of Space-Making

To open the Berlin chapter of his family’s storied architecture practice, bächlemeid, Julian Bächle moved into a former gallery at Kurfürstenstraße 142, at the core of the Potsdamer Straße arts district. Soon after, he activated the semi-subterranean space with an exhibition of contemporary collectible European furniture design. The move exemplifies his expansive view of space-making – partially cultivated under the wings of John Pawson and Virgil Abloh – which slips through the barriers between creative disciplines. On a private tour of the bächlemeid Berlin office, Julian opened up to Ignant on his foray into the city’s art milieu, his no-repeat approach to architecture, and the abandoned building he’d most like to revitalize.
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