ADA Kiosk

With the reopening of the Blockhaus, the ADA has become part of Dresden's urban society. As a relevant hub between Neustadt and the old town, the building offers space for art, design and life. The ADA kiosk was established to increase the ADA's accessibility. The ADA kiosk is part of the K67 series designed by Slovenian architect Saša Mächtig.

The concept of the kiosk is dedicated to the interface between programme and mediation and thus to Dresden's urban society. In the kiosk, the ADA's in-house processes and topics from urban society are linked and made visible. Relevant discussions, forward-looking concepts and practical results are thus given a radiance in urban society.

The ADA Kiosk can also be used as a space by Dresden initiatives, collectives or associations. We are open to ideas and enquiries. Write to us at ada.school@skd.museum.

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