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5 places in the collection · Berlin
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Hansa Studios belongs to the recording geography around Iggy Pop and Bowie. The surviving Meistersaal makes the production environment tangible without pretending that a present-day room photograph is a session image.
corroborated research record · reviewed 2026-09-27Actual: Berlin
Depicted: Same-city cultural geography
Detmar Owen · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Location photographHauptstraße 155 was the Schöneberg home associated with Iggy Pop and David Bowie during their Berlin period. It remains a private residence: view only from the public pavement and do not disturb occupants.
corroborated research record · reviewed 2026-09-27Actual: Berlin
Depicted: Same-city cultural geography
Ansgar Koreng · CC BY-SA 3.0 de · Location photographPotsdamer Platz makes the physical transformation of divided Berlin visible. It is city context, not a claimed Iggy Pop location.
corroborated research record · reviewed 2026-09-27Actual: Berlin
Depicted: Same-city cultural geography
Photochrom Print Collection · Public domain · Location photographThe damaged Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church is included only as orientation to the West Berlin that surrounded this period; the current source does not establish a title-specific Iggy Pop event here.
corroborated research record · reviewed 2026-09-27Actual: Berlin
Depicted: Same-city cultural geography
Clärchens Ballhaus · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Location photographClärchens Ballhaus is a surviving Berlin social interior, included as city history rather than a claimed Iggy Pop performance or recording site.
corroborated research record · reviewed 2026-09-27Actual: Berlin
Depicted: Same-city cultural geography
