Laid-back, inexpensive and at the cutting edge of the creative and music scenes, Berlin is a key loci of international design. And, 20 years after the fall of the Wall, the city is as hedonistic as ever. Here curator Carson Chan, architects Wolfram Putz and Lars Krückeberg of Graft and artist Sissel Tolaas discuss how Berlin’s unfinished narrative makes the city all the more welcoming to newcomers.Directed by Carsten LehmannProduced by Moritz Merkel and Julian Holland Editor: Immo LüdemannProduction company: Partizan/Darkroom Berlin