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And the electrification of machines, lighting, traffic and communication media changed the working and living environments of people – it was getting very “electrified”! Electrical cables and water and gas pipes ran through the underground of the city and supplied it with energy. In the city itself, substations, prominent buildings for regulating electricity, were being built.
Today, former substation Umspannwerk Ost is home to the entertaining Kriminal Theater while Umspannwerk Alexanderplatz is now an event venue. The Abspannwerk Buchhändlerhof gained international renown when the legendary techno club E-Werk opened its doors there in the 1990s.
By the way, you can learn everything about electricity at the Berlin Energy Museum in Steglitz, housed in a former power station. FROM VISITING BERLIN