A historical Berlin cinema gets revamped to draw modern-day movie-goers in
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Karl-Marx-Straße 131, 12043 Berlin, GermanyBatek Architekten’s restoration of a 100-year-old cinema in Berlin’s Neukölln area brings the venue up to contemporary standards while maintaining its historical aes
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