Since 2008, we have been developing and running participatory projects with teenagers and young adults. From researching summer schools to creating temporary interventions in urban spaces, all these assignments have essentially explored the same question: How do young people relate to their city and its future?
Archives: Case Studies
Hello, Partner
In 2015, the German Federal Cultural Foundation set aside 3.8 million euros to support small-town museums in a fund named Stadtgefährten – »city partners«. We designed the project’s corporate identity and developed an innovative nationwide tour of workshops and lectures to spread the word.
Border? What Border?
In 2009 we headed out into the field on a mission from the Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Affairs. Our assignment was to research, design and organize a traveling exhibition of exemplary international projects – commercial, cultural and social – along the German-Polish border.
GRIPS for All
When Stefan Fischer-Fels took over as the new artistic director of Berlin’s GRIPS Theater, we took on the redesign of its visual identity. We mixed up a bright neon red for the legendary empowerment theater and focused its communications on the here and now while still maintaining its signature visual style.
Stairways of Knowledge
From 2002 to 2010, the IBA Urban Redevelopment 2010 project held a decentralized »international building exhibition« across the state of Saxony-Anhalt, consisting of 78 pilot projects in 19 shrinking cities impacted by deindustrialization.
Re:Work
The Zumtobel Group, the world’s leading supplier of integrated lighting solutions, was looking for groundbreaking new ideas in the field of open architecture. They hired us to work with Dutch design studio one/one on an international research project.
