Madrid-based Plantea Estudio approaches each project through the character of the place it belongs to, which is why their two Berlin cafés for ACID look nothing alike. The first ACID café designed by the studio opened in Mitte, and the second is this one, on a corner in Prenzlauer Berg. Asked about the difference, the studio described them as two different Berliners, and the one they imagined here is modern, culturally sophisticated and drawn to Japanese culture.

Robert Rieger is a Berlin-based photographer whose work spans editorial, architecture and design. He moved to the city straight after his studies and has made it his home ever since. His eye for architecture and interiors shapes the way he moves through Berlin. We asked him to map out a day across his favourite spots in the city.

Rammed concrete, stainless steel, red vinyl and terrazzo. Bakeries and cafés in Berlin designed with as much care as what they serve.