David Bowie has been memorialized with a special plaque in Berlin, Germany.

The memorial plaque is placed outside the building where Bowie lived from 1976 to 1978, which has been converted into a memorial since Bowie's death in January.

Bowie lived in the city during the recording process of his albums Low, Heroes and Lodger.

Fans gathered outside the building as Berlin Mayor Michael Mueller unveiled the plaque, which reads "David Bowie (1947-2016) lived in this house 1976-1978."

The plaque also quotes a line from the song "Heroes."

"I think one can say David Bowie and West Berlin had quite a special partnership."

Bowie has also been memorialized in New York and Brixton, England as well as Sarajevo, where artists erected a mural to honor him for his humanitarian efforts during the Bosnian War.